Hello All, I have been using redhat then fedora in my classes. I teach adult education on contract so often there is a Microsoft bias/history to overcome. I have been using knoppix cds at first to show them they can have an opsys for everywhere they go. Once we get into the subject further we install fedora core (latest stable version). Most are disappointed that they cannot access ntfs drives out of the box (often they install it dual boot w Windows of some variation). Are there intentions to include ntfs kernel modules & tools in later releases ??? It is easy enough for experienced people to add them (see www.linux-ntfs.org). However it probably stops a few from delving into linux any deeper. Lets face it Windows is ubiquitous but costly most people would be happy with an alternative but they cannot drop their windows investments (knowledge & software) that easily. One small step for fedora .... Regards, Tricia _______________________________________________ Fedora-women-list mailing list Fedora-women-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-women-list
