http://www.codeassembly.com/feed/comments/37 CodeAssembly - Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability - Comments en-us contact@codeassembly.com contact@codeassembly.com RSS Feed Generator have been using fedora for past year and a half or so. started with fedora core 4, then jumped directly to fedora 7 and now using fedora 8. as far as my experience goes, fedora core 4 was more stabler than fedora 7 and fedora 8. currently am using 64 bit version. even if these problems persist i am a strong supporter of fedora. the problems am facing now, when running "compiz" and a desktop clock with some added GUI effects, crashes even when kept idle for some minutes. this is one major problem am facing now with this 64 bit. felt 32 bit version is more stabler than 64 bit version positives better detection of hardware auto mounting of windows partitions works bit faster than fedora 7 all i hope is to have a very stable version of fedora which can run non-stop with all latest gui effects as well as working as a server. in other words i should be a rugged operating system which can withstand all heavy loads and yet perform without any hiccups. this is just a suggession, not a bug. it is a common problem. hope to see a better version of 64 bit thanks http://codeassembly.com/Fedora-8-Impressions/#59 2008-03-21 14:02:43 http://codeassembly.com/Fedora-8-Impressions/#59 "At the time of writing this the "Add/Remove Software" does not work, it cannot connect to fedora website to check for updates I hope it will be soon fixed, I want to install some software that I forgot to check when I first installed fedora." Those are not bug. Fedora 8 is just released so it is better to wait before applying update. http://codeassembly.com/Fedora-8-Impressions/#28 2007-11-08 19:06:22 http://codeassembly.com/Fedora-8-Impressions/#28 The mirror list should work again. A hardware failed in the Fedora data center but has been replaced now. For the bugs, have you actually filed any bug reports instead of just hoping they would be aware of it and fixing it all by themselves? It would be useful to participate and file good bug reports on problems you find. Helps others keep track of the issues too. http://codeassembly.com/Fedora-8-Impressions/#27 2007-11-09 02:17:53 http://codeassembly.com/Fedora-8-Impressions/#27