Fedora Core 4
I recently installed Fedora Core 3 on my home PC to replace my old Red Hat 9 and was over all impressed with the installation experience. The machine has been running well since, though I haven’t been doing anything extraordinary with it. I wanted to get Debian but couldn’t spare the time for a proper custom installation.
All the time I was preparing to install, I knew FC4 was coming out soon- but I stuck with FC3 just because I knew I would never get around to it if I waited. And then I would have been stuck with RH9 still. And then where would I be. So with much fuss and ado Fedora Core 4 has been released today to the general public; it’s a really good Linux distribution- especially for those who aren’t familiar with Linux (general public), or don’t have time to mess with bits in a more traditional distro (that would be me). I will soon write a full length article regarding my decision to use Fedora at home (pros, cons, other alternatives). Also, if and when I get around to it- my experiences with upgrading to FC4
P.S. Here’s an easy way to upgrade from FC* to FC4 using Yum.
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