Fedora  
At a glance
Publisher
Red Hat, Inc.
Web
Status
Available, Supported
Introduced
1994
Latest
13
Design
Text & GUI, Multitasking
Type
Workstation, Server
 
Summary News Requirements Compatibility Interface Installation Variants
Versions Downloads Links Publisher Support Alternatives Secrets Pricing
 
Details
Summary Fedora Core is an open source Operating System based on Linux sponsored by Red Hat's Linux and guided by the Fedora Foundation.
News 25-May-2010 Fedora 13 Release Notes
Nov-2009 Fedora 12 Released
9-Jun-2009 Fedora 11 Released
25-Nov-2008 Fedora 10 Released
16-Apr-2008 Fedora 9 Released
4-Nov-2007 Fedora 8 Released
31-May-2007 Fedora 7 Released
24-Oct-2006 Fedora Core 6 Now Available
21-Mar-2006 Fedora Core 5 Now Available
Requirements
Product Fedora 13
Processor Pentium Pro 200 MHz or better (text mode)
Pentium Pro 400 MHz or better (graphics)
32 and 64-bit versions
RAM 256 MB text mode, 384 MB for graphics (512 MB recommended);
Drive space 90 MB minimal installation to 9 GB to install everything
Drives Runs from hard disk
Video VGA or better
File systems ReiserFS, Ext3, Ext2, read/write access to FAT
Compatibility Linux programs
Interface Native text based interface. GUI support included with various desktops.
Installation Can be installed on primary or logical partitions, first two drives only
Variants n/a
Versions 2003 Core 1
2004 Core 2
2004 Core 3
2005 Core 4
Mar-2006 Core 5
Oct-2006 Core 6
May-2007 v7.0
Oct-2007 v8.0
Apr-2008 v9.0
Nov-2008 v10.0
Jun-2009 v11.0
Nov-2009 v12.0
May-2010 v13.0
Downloads Download Fedora
Links Fedora Home page
Hardware Requirements for x86 v13
Documentation
Books All books on Linux

Top titles
Publisher Red Hat, Inc.
2600 Meridian Parkway
Durham, NC 27713
USA

Phone 919-547-0012
Web www.redhat.com
Support Web
Alternatives Other Linuxes, Windows XP/2003/Vista/7, Solaris
Secrets Command Line Windows/DOS equivalents
Pricing Free
Compare n/a

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