Three community Linux versions: New features

Fedora, OpenSUSE, and Ubuntu are the three most influential community Linux versions. They are currently in beta testing and may be released at the end of the fall. The new functions of the three versions of Linux are tested.

The GNOME 2.24 graphic environment of Linux of the three versions has the Nautilus File Manager and supports the label-Based Browsing function.


All three versions of Linux have Network Manager 0.7

All three versions of Linux have Network Manager 0.7. Users can share wireless connections.



Network Manager can also manage 3G

In addition to shared connections, Network Manager can also manage 3G (GSM/CDMA) and DSL (PPP and PPPOE), manage multiple active devices at a time, and manage devices with static IP addresses, configure your vro.


Both Fedora and Ubuntu use the same printer setting tool.

Printer management is also simplified. Both Fedora and Ubuntu use the same printer setting tool.



The printer setting tool in OpenSUSE 11.1 is a little complicated.

The printer setting tool in OpenSUSE 11.1 is a little complicated, but it is very useful.


OpenSUSE 11.1 will have basic SELinux support

OpenSUSE 11.1 will have basic SELinux support, but AppArmor is still the primary security tool of Novell.



The Sectool review tool of Fedora can detect

The Sectool review tool of Fedora can detect the status of permissions, firewall rules, and other system security functions.


OpenSUSE 11.1 comes with its own security review tool

OpenSUSE 11.1 comes with its own security audit tool.



Account permissions are restricted

Using the User Switcher panel in Ubuntu 8.10, you can enable a temporary User account without a password, but the permissions of this account are limited.


Ubuntu 8.10 also contains a BBC)

In addition to the existing plug-ins used to watch YouTube videos, Ubuntu 8.10 also contains a plug-in to get the BBC free digital content.

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