Greetings, I have two boxes that run Fedora: a Dell Inspiron 600m laptop and a home-assembled Intel Dual Core desktop. I generally lag to doing upgrades by two weeks to a month. So far, I've only upgraded the laptop. A bit tortuous. The laptop wouldn't boot from the installation CD, so I went with a network upgrade; it took a while ... Gnome 3: I join the chorus of peeves about Gnome 3; I lost my setup that gave me a summary view of system health (swap size, CPU/RAM usage) and quickstart buttons on the panel. But I'm singing the same song everyone else is; I'll accept the imbalance in the hopes that it is short-lived. I've read the release-notes a bit and see that there is supposed to be a dashboard on the left-side (don't see it; can't find it; can't figure out how to activate it). Also, no search window on the desktop (or hasn't that functionality been implemented?) I got gnome-tweak-tool and fiddled with it until it crashed. 8-[ But I got my desktop icons back (Trash can, Gnome terminal, Home, etc.), that from my understanding of the release notes I wasn't supposed to have. 8-O Other issues: I like the WiFi Radar. 8-) I move files between my laptop and my Windows desktop at work using a USB flash drive. When the flashdrive is plugged into the F15 laptop, the date and time stamp appears correctly. When plugged into the Windows desktop, the date/time stamp on the USB drive now appears to be in Universal time. 8-\ A little confused but still managing to function; much thanks for your comments and suggestions in advance, Max Pyziur pyz@xxxxxxxxx -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
