How to Use Fedora10 and Ubuntu8.10

Click to see the big picture. The development of Fedora10Linux has always been in dispute. The comparison between Windows and Linux is everywhere on the Internet, and the battle in Linux is irreconcilable. Linuxer prefers personality and features, so the choice of multiple versions is also difficult to adjust. I installed Fedora10 and Ubuntu8.10 on Lenovo's Y430A-TSI. The following is a comparison of usage. I. Installation Method

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The development of Linux has always been in dispute. The comparison between Windows and Linux is everywhere on the Internet, and the battle in Linux is irreconcilable. Linuxer prefers personality and features, so the choice of multiple versions is also difficult to adjust.

I installed Fedora 10 and Ubuntu 8.10 On Lenovo Y430A-TSI. It's hard to compare the two. The following is a comparison of usage.

I. Installation Method

Fedora: rpm format, it is still a lot of effort to solve dependencies. Although yum is developing well, it seems a little far from apt-get In Ubuntu. The yum source of Fedora is less than the apt source of Ubuntu, And the quality seems to be worse.

When installing Mplayer, I am helpless. It is on Fedora. /configure .................. make/make install has been released for a while, but the self-compiled Mplayer is simplified Chinese, and the decoder is well compiled. Apt in Ubuntu is much more rigid.

2. Interface feeling

Fedora: Cool and clean. It's hard to describe what you like.

Ubuntu: From version 4.10 to version 8.10, the yellow topic of Human does not seem to have much improvement (of course, I am referring to the default status and do not load any other interfaces)

I seem to prefer the design of Fedora. By default, both of them provide complete support for sound cards, network cards, and other hardware devices. The windows partition fat32 and NTFS are well recognized, and the display of the X wide screen is very good.

3. Software Support

Ubuntu has benefited from the development of Debian, the number of software is amazing, and the customized apt source is also extremely convenient for installation, such as eclipse/netbeans/aMSN... multimedia support is definitely incomparable to other Linux versions. Mplayer, Gnome mplayer, and SMplayer can be basically found in multimedia processing software.

The installation of the Fedora DVD disc contains a lot of practical software. The built-in Eclipse is more user-friendly, But it seems insufficient in multimedia proprietary software.