On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Mike Cloaked mike.cloa...@gmail.com wrote:
Traditionally the forums are filled with grumbles about things that don't
work, and questions about how to work around some of those things that don't
work as they should.
However occasionally it is nice if someone says something positive about
Fedora and sends a thank you to the people who devote so much time to making
the new things happen at all and who then spend considerable time and effort
in fixing the inevitable problems that will always occur when you create new
stuff.
Since F10 was released I have installed it on 4 systems with different
hardware. One acts as a dns and dhcp server, and the others are a desktop
and two laptops. All are running dovecot imap servers in a slightly
non-standard way. Although I did have some frustrating times working around
some issues mainly associated with SElinux due to some non-standard ways of
doing things, I now have 4 systems running the way I want them to within my
LAN, with no SElinux denials, and performing efficiently and seemingly
faster than the F8 systems they replaced. These are now being used by family
members who have had smiles on their faces when using the new systems.
There are some new things yet to enthrall us like KDE4.2 before too long,
and Thunderbird 3 on the way and I would like to thank all the developers
and the testers who have brought Fedora to its current level. Fedora is
ahead of the opposition and cutting edge - and mostly it now works and works
well.
I hope there are many silent Fedora users out there who would back me up on
this!
Have a great Christmas and I hope that the New Year brings us even better
Fedora experiences.
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I have to agree that this is one of the most solid Fedora releases in
a long time. Certainly since selinux was intergrated it's the first
one in which I have not had to disable it (so far) for one reason or
another.
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