Posted by
CmdrTaco
on from the stress-those-pipes dept.
mkool writes "Exactly on schedule.
Fedora Core 2 is now officially available from Red Hat and at distinguished mirror sites near you, and is also available in the torrent."
Thanks, if not for your link, posted to a discussion forum website, I might not have been able to locate a forum where I could discuss Fedora Core 2.;p
Has anyone else noticed that a Google search on Total Disaster returns Fedora Core 2 as the #2 hit? It was #1 last week. Hopefully this release will push us even further away from such an undignified title.
Re:Bug When Dual Booting Windows XP and Fedora Cor
by
GundyRage
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· Score: 5, Funny
This can be avoided by not dual booting to Windows. Not booting to Windows is also known to have other positive side effects.;)
Maybe the folks who stole the Cisco IOS code were just sick of waiting for multicast and are planning to hack it in.
Whatever happened to mbone?
Re:anyone try to edit gnome menu?
by
Anonymous Coward
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· Score: 2, Funny
You do NOT need to edit your menu! Being able to edit your menu would only be confusing! Menu editing does not fit in the GNOME 2 interface guidelines.
Say after me: I do not need this. Just like I don't need common preference options in a GUI. It is less confusing and more user friendly to trawl through registry entries and edit text keys, should I be lucky to find that the undocumented key I want actually exists in the first place.
Slashdot Mirror
Anyone got a mirror?
I am one of many. My idea is not unique, nor do I expect my voice alone to sway you. I speak in a chorus of opinion.
till I have finished downloading the DVD iso on my dialup connection.
I will find anyone who does and make them install Win ME as retribution.
Do not try to read the dupe, thats impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth
What truth?
There is no dupe
is here ;)
go ahead! mod me offtopic, but we'll see who laughs la&^&!71&$@*[NO CARRIER]
Just mail me your PC and I will upgrade it for you.
Thanks, if not for your link, posted to a discussion forum website, I might not have been able to locate a forum where I could discuss Fedora Core 2. ;p
My PPPPPowerbook is in the mail! Please take care of it as it's a one of a kind item =)
The empty set Null.
Canopy Group director Ralph Yarrow.
Tet Offensive at da Nang, Vietnam. Tet, Nang.
Fedora Core 3, Bubonic?
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Has anyone else noticed that a Google search on Total Disaster returns Fedora Core 2 as the #2 hit? It was #1 last week. Hopefully this release will push us even further away from such an undignified title.
This can be avoided by not dual booting to Windows. Not booting to Windows is also known to have other positive side effects. ;)
Lighten up - Its a joke.
G
"Exactly on schedule..."
Wait... is this some kind of subtle gesture against Debian or something?
Oh God, please don't let this be another lame Slashdot joke we'll be reciting in 2 years time... ;)
Thanks, if not for your link, posted to a discussion forum website, I might not have been able to locate a forum where I could discuss Fedora Core 2
He said THAT forum had been helpful. THIS forum, on the other hand, is Slashdot. See the difference?
And I lost 20 pounds by using it! You can too! Here's how...
Acts 17:28, "For in Him we live, and move, and have our being."
The ones using Fedora do. The ones using Debian can't quite figure out what the fuss is all about.
"What part of 'apt dist-upgrade' don't you understand, Fedora?"
When we get proper multicast support
Maybe the folks who stole the Cisco IOS code were just sick of waiting for multicast and are planning to hack it in.
Whatever happened to mbone?
You do NOT need to edit your menu! Being able to edit your menu would only be confusing! Menu editing does not fit in the GNOME 2 interface guidelines.
Say after me:
I do not need this. Just like I don't need common preference options in a GUI. It is less confusing and more user friendly to trawl through registry entries and edit text keys, should I be lucky to find that the undocumented key I want actually exists in the first place.
Thank you, GNOME2!