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Which download option do you recommend? I tried Fedora 18 with Gnome and it was a disaster. I couldn't find how to create a new file (you know, right click -> n

by jafaku 13y ago

Which download option do you recommend? I tried Fedora 18 with Gnome and it was a disaster. I couldn't find how to create a new file (you know, right click -> new file, like in every OS ever), so I rage quit. https://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora-options https://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora-options

glogla 13y ago
You could open terminal, and "touch file". Now saying that, XFCE seems to be favorite for people who don't like GNOME or KDE.
- 3amOpsGuy 13y ago
  Doesn't work for putting files on the desktop, the ~/Desktop folder doesn't have it's contents displayed on the desktop for some reason. Assuming a gnome3 thing...?
  - viraptor 13y ago
    Yes. Icons on the desktop? You must be crazy! (there was an option in the config tool to restore them; not sure if it still works)
archivator 13y ago
I've been using the KDE spin for ages and couldn't be happier with it! It's reasonably fast, highly customizable and gets out of my way.
StuffMaster 13y ago
I rage quit at the installer. Anaconda needed an update, but whoa buddy, not THAT.
- mariusandreiana 13y ago
  Yep. It's hardly usable (e.g. Done button at the top, keeping finger crossed when doing partitioning thanks to the confusing UI, asking to select the tiny city where I am on a world map...) I've been using Fedora since... RedHat 4.2. The drop that filled the glass last week (using a nightly compose) was the new gnome3 behavior when coming back from turned off monitor to save power. Even though I disabled lock/screen saver/password, rather than just letting me continue where I was now I have to "slide" with my mouse the screen. So I switched to Ubuntu. My first ever Ubuntu install. When asking about local time, it recognized the city where I was. Because, gee, I'm connected to the network. I learned how to use apt* stuff instead of yum&rpm, and I don't miss Fedora.

by jafaku 13y ago

glogla 13y ago

You could open terminal, and "touch file". Now saying that, XFCE seems to be favorite for people who don't like GNOME or KDE.

3amOpsGuy 13y ago
Doesn't work for putting files on the desktop, the ~/Desktop folder doesn't have it's contents displayed on the desktop for some reason. Assuming a gnome3 thing...?
- viraptor 13y ago
  Yes. Icons on the desktop? You must be crazy! (there was an option in the config tool to restore them; not sure if it still works)

archivator 13y ago

I've been using the KDE spin for ages and couldn't be happier with it! It's reasonably fast, highly customizable and gets out of my way.

StuffMaster 13y ago

I rage quit at the installer. Anaconda needed an update, but whoa buddy, not THAT.

mariusandreiana 13y ago
Yep. It's hardly usable (e.g. Done button at the top, keeping finger crossed when doing partitioning thanks to the confusing UI, asking to select the tiny city where I am on a world map...) I've been using Fedora since... RedHat 4.2. The drop that filled the glass last week (using a nightly compose) was the new gnome3 behavior when coming back from turned off monitor to save power. Even though I disabled lock/screen saver/password, rather than just letting me continue where I was now I have to "slide" with my mouse the screen. So I switched to Ubuntu. My first ever Ubuntu install. When asking about local time, it recognized the city where I was. Because, gee, I'm connected to the network. I learned how to use apt* stuff instead of yum&rpm, and I don't miss Fedora.