hi,
I just installed fedora 17 on my desktop (dual boot with windows 7) and I have to say I like it very much. However, there is one thing which has the potential to prematurely end my fedora life:
Compared to the installed windows the WLAN is at least two times slower when using fedora than on windows. this goes particularly for firefox, I am not entirely sure about other applications.
sorry i m asking this in wrong section.
i m no expert in linux.
With time, about two months, Fedora 11 became extremely slow. Working with applications is a complete hog with some applications taking 20 seconds to load.
I checked and there is nothing that eats cpu% or lack of memory or zombie processes.
It seems just to be FC-11 as slow.
If you press enter in a terminal it takes about 3/4 of a second to scroll down !
I have been trying to get Backtrack5 to run smoothly on my new laptop and have run into a few issues.
I have installed a version of Backtrack5 onto another laptop previously as the primary OS, and everything seemed to work perfectly. Now I am trying to install it using VMware Workstation, and can't seem to get the internet working properly.
Hi guys, today I was bored and decided to celebrate how awesome Fedora is by making an awesome background for Fedora. The picture is 1440*900 and I did it in about 30 Minutes in GIMP. All of it is self made except for the Fedora Logo and Fedora text which I got from the logo in the wiki. Let me know what you think.
Recently Fedora 17 has become slow booting. From the Fedora normal Grub boot menu line It take 70 seconds.
From the Advanced options I've tried kernel 3.8.12-100, 3.8.11-100 with the same slow booting.
When I tried 3.8.3-100 it immediately looped back to 3.8.12-100.
If my memory is correct I thing the change in booting time occurred following a Skype update.
Hi.
Sorry for my english...
I'm new in using Fedora.
I'm trying to install Fedora-17-i386-DVD.iso on my computer.
I don't have an optical drive so I'm trying to use a USB 500 GB HDD.
The drive is partitioned like this: 20 GB Fat32 primary + a NTFS logical. I'm using it with a grub4dos menu.
In that menu I have some very useful tools which I can't erase.
Hi everyone, I am facing a problem again with internet. My machine is HP Pavilion DV5. I am running Vista Home Premium as host and installed Fedora 10 as guest using Vmware Workstation 6.5.3 B185404. I am using wireless connection for Vista and use NAT for Fedora (as default). I cannot connect to the internet in Fedora.
I testes my internet connection on speedtest.net on Windows, Fedora 17, and OpenSuSE12.1, and my internet on linux is 1/3 the speed it is on Windows. My downloads are slow as heck, so I usually find myself downloading in windows and then accessing my stuff on the NTFS partition from linux. It's quite inefficient.