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No legacy for Fedora x86-64

No legacy for Fedora x86-64

Posted Apr 30, 2005 6:40 UTC (Sat) by xorbe (subscriber, #3165)
Parent article: No legacy for Fedora x86-64

I came from x86/Mandrake to x86_64/Fedora, and I'm going back to MDK as soon as that 2005LE DVD iso hits public mirrors (or CDs). My 1GHz VIA C3 box running Mandrake w/KDE responds faster than my 2.5GHz A64 with Fedora w/Gnome. Just pressing ALT+F2 in Gnome on that box incurs a 2-3 second delay before I can type half of the time. News like this just reinforces my desicion.

(Also, my 2.5ghz A64 spanks my old 2.8ghz P4 all day long in throughput, but I sure miss the smoothness/responsivenss of the P4's hyperthreading! Bring on the dual-core.)


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No legacy for Fedora x86-64

Posted May 6, 2005 3:46 UTC (Fri) by barrygould (guest, #4774) [Link]

KDE is available in Fedora too.

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