[palandri]

So I downloaded the latest version of Fedora 18. I go to install it and it doesn't auto login, I find this:

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=854722 but there is no liveuser account

Then I find this work around:

Can't login on FC18 Live Gnome - FedoraForum.org

So I created a new user, logged in, but now there is no way to install the live CD. What a mess.

[palandri]

Found the work around for installing. You need to start it from the shell. What a mess!

[Laura Knotek]

Thanks! I want to try it.

[palandri]

Thanks! I want to try it.

You must like solving problems.

[palandri]

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[gpstrucker]

As a long time Slackware user (since the mid 90s) I've never been a huge fan of Fedora (or Redhat), but I know a lot of folks like it. Hopefully they'll work out the bugs.

[Daniel Ratcliffe]

If I'm going to use Linux, I'll use Ubuntu. I prefer it to any other Linux distro.

[Laura Knotek]

If I'm going to use Linux, I'll use Ubuntu. I prefer it to any other Linux distro.

Do you like Unity, or are you using another desktop?

[palandri]

If I'm going to use Linux, I'll use Ubuntu. I prefer it to any other Linux distro.

If you like Ubuntu, have you ever tried LinuxMint?

[Daniel Ratcliffe]

Do you like Unity, or are you using another desktop?

I've always used wubi to install Ubuntu. Last time I tried to install Ubuntu to my computer without that I managed to lock the bootloader so I couldn't access any OS...

If you like Ubuntu, have you ever tried LinuxMint?

Nah, like I say above, I've only ever managed to successfully install Ubuntu via wubi. Am looking into a triple boot though.

[quantum tao]

I prefer mint over Ubuntu. I think its more user friendly. I haven't played with Linux since I installed windows 8 except to setup some internet terminals for shared computers (I don't have to worry about them getting wrecked by viruses). I use mint xfce for that so I can give them older computers.
I do like fedora but its been a couple years since i dabbled in it.

[palandri]

I prefer mint over Ubuntu. I think its more user friendly. I haven't played with Linux since I installed windows 8 except to setup some internet terminals for shared computers (I don't have to worry about them getting wrecked by viruses). I use mint xfce for that so I can give them older computers.
I do like fedora but its been a couple years since i dabbled in it.

I also prefer Mint over Ubuntu. I am currently using Mint 14 with the Mate GUI. I am dual booting Mint 14 & Windows 8 on my laptop.

[Rich Edmonds]

Love using Linux (Ubuntu) for web hosting and server management, or even BSD with FreeNAS. But in the desktop world, I've just never been able to get on with it. That's entirely down to personal preference though.