Hi Earl,
I think all versions of Linux have little "gocha's", but I have been
using Fedora since FC2. I think, if you can get to like Gnome over KDE
you will like it. I have 3 machines here running FC6 and 2 laptops
running F7 with no serious problems. Xastir is running on all of them. I
even had Fedora running on FC3 way back when. I think that was version 1.4.
Fedora and Redhat seem to becoming more ham friendly, with them having
WFFT, Hamlib and gpredict and a few others in their libraries.
Steve/WM5Z
Earl Needham wrote:
At 05:45 PM 7/19/2007, I wrote:
<snip>
At one point, I had 25 various xorg files, all different
iterations of the same thing. I tried to delete the excess ones and
got the basic one too, so the machine was toast. Reloaded Kubuntu
and started searching on the internet and found some common problems
having to do with missing lines for vertical and horizontal specs for
monitors. Currently, I have added the lines and it seems to be
running well, but I'll give it a few days before I trust it again --
the problem only seems to show up on a reboot.
And now it's gone bad again, but it's SO bad that I can't even
see the screen well enough to change the resolution to something that
will work.
I really wanted Kubuntu to work, because I really wanted
Xastir to work. But I think this is the end and I'm done with it.
I wonder if Fedora is less buggy.
Earl
KD5XB -- Earl Needham
Clovis, New Mexico DM84jk
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cw_bugs
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