Right click iso image, asks for cd to be put in drive, then click write, it burns, no password required.
Put a blank cd in click "Make data CD" button opens a file window, can drag files into window, then click write to disc, writes files to disc, again no password needed.
Not sure why you are getting that problem.
Oh wait you are talking server...I thought Fedora was aimed at desktop. If we are talking server Ubuntu doesn't compare at present, but if you are talking desktop. Well then Fedora isn't even close. Oh by the way have you ever used Ubuntu? I use both, Fedora at work Ubuntu at home. I prefer Ubuntu but we use REL at work so Fedora is closer to that toolswise. And if your answer to ever using Ubuntu is no please don't point at server stats to say Ubuntu is no good.
Uh no. I am a previous Fedora user and if you watched the Ubuntu mailing list you would see there are a fair amount of Fedora Converts. That being said I use Fedora at work because it is closest to Red Hat and I admin REL boxes. But at home I use Ubuntu because one it at least feels fast but I suspect it is faster. Redhat tends to have a fair amount of bloat to it. Also look at distrowatch.org, notice what is on top? Ubuntu. This isn't about PR this is about a community built on listening to its users and trying to build a product for those users. Something that in my opinion Redhat does not do. I have used both Fedora and Ubuntu and both are good distros, have you used Ubuntu? I doubt it.
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Right click iso image, asks for cd to be put in drive, then click write, it burns, no password required. Put a blank cd in click "Make data CD" button opens a file window, can drag files into window, then click write to disc, writes files to disc, again no password needed. Not sure why you are getting that problem.
Oh wait you are talking server...I thought Fedora was aimed at desktop. If we are talking server Ubuntu doesn't compare at present, but if you are talking desktop. Well then Fedora isn't even close. Oh by the way have you ever used Ubuntu? I use both, Fedora at work Ubuntu at home. I prefer Ubuntu but we use REL at work so Fedora is closer to that toolswise. And if your answer to ever using Ubuntu is no please don't point at server stats to say Ubuntu is no good.
Uh no.
I am a previous Fedora user and if you watched the Ubuntu mailing list you would see there are a fair amount of Fedora Converts. That being said I use Fedora at work because it is closest to Red Hat and I admin REL boxes. But at home I use Ubuntu because one it at least feels fast but I suspect it is faster. Redhat tends to have a fair amount of bloat to it. Also look at distrowatch.org, notice what is on top? Ubuntu. This isn't about PR this is about a community built on listening to its users and trying to build a product for those users. Something that in my opinion Redhat does not do. I have used both Fedora and Ubuntu and both are good distros, have you used Ubuntu? I doubt it.