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Fedora 11 Beta Release

Filed under: General Linux — TheLinuxBlog.com at 11:14 am on Tuesday, March 31, 2009

The Fedora Project Announced today that they were releasing the Beta version of Fedora 11. Stupidly I went and downloaded it. After installing from the live CD which I had never done before (It went really smoothly) I had realized I’d installed the Alpha release. Nice!

So now I’m trying to figure out how to update from the Alpha to the Beta and reading over the Fedora 11 Beta Release Notes. A lot has changed and I really wanted to give ext4 a shot but I guess I’ll just wait till the stable comes out.

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Comment by rhanna

April 1, 2009 @ 4:44 am

well if you only wanted ext4 you can just use fedora 10
it’s pretty much stable, i haven’t had any disasters in the last few months

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Comment by TheLinuxBlog.com

April 1, 2009 @ 10:11 am

Hey RHANNA,
I didn’t know that Fedora 10 had ext4, perhaps its there just not enabled by default? I’m actually still running 9 as a desktop, I don’t have the time to upgrade releases every couple of months.

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