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What To Look For In Fedora 10

linuxloop.com — Fedora 10 will feature two new desktop environments: Sugar and LXDE. Finally, there is First Aid Kit. The plan for this feature is to create an easy way of using common recovery methods to rescue a messed up system. Between these and the artwork, I think Fedora 10 will be a good release.

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  • klitzbtc, on 09/14/2008, -0/+5What I'm really looking for in Fedora 10: it's NOT the nightmare that Fedora 9 was after the first week of upgrading.

    It's alright to be cutting edge, but being so cutting edge that a whole lot of drivers won't work, is not productive or good for anyone.

    The solar artwork is really nice too: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/F10Themes/So ...
  • EagleRock, on 09/14/2008, -0/+2The new desktop environments seems interesting. While I don't think the XO Laptop GUI (Sugar) will make or break this distro, it seems interesting to play around with.

    As far as LXDE, it looks like a really great lightweight GUI that I'd even use above KDE. 'Cause let's face it...XFCE, while a great and functional lightweight GUI, just looks like balls.
  • ptFoe, on 09/14/2008, -1/+1I love Red hat for giving the finger to MS. But it's a shame they have little interest in non-Enterprise Desktop Linux.
    Fedora does nice work luckily the fruits of their hard work is seen by many users via Ubuntu.

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