thanks I'm fine - hope the rest of the list too ;-)
The same was with my installation of FC4T3 on my old AMD 1GHz, Elitegroup board with SIS online Sound, LG DVD Writer and Riva TNT 16 MB AGP.
Installationspeed was less fluently then with FC3, but later I saw that it installed 6.7 GB! - so it was ok.
KDE seems to work already fine.
The slightly problems I discovered:
-GNOME: when I lowered Programs to the Taskbar, the animation seems to kick them out of the window via right bottom edge. I was only able to get it back with ALT+TAB.
up2date: Firsttime it seems to freeze. When I tried again I got the packages, but when I checked them it said still 0 kb and the OK-button was still disabled.
btw, thanks to the Fedora team for installing PHP5 :-)
it took me several days to compile PHP5 and Apache2 to my Redhat9, so that I will be lucky to replace this Server with the final release of Fedora Core 4
regards,
Dirk
Am Sonntag, den 15.05.2005, 21:55 -0700 schrieb Jared Buck:
How's everyone? I was excited to try out the rest3 version of FC4, it installed flawlessly on my machine, and so far have not been experiencing any problems except for when up2date freezes when it says it's gathering a list of packages on my machine. I read the messages and apparently it's a common bug everyone's experiencing so I'm not too worried about it. I'm using yum update instead and that works fine.
I like all the new features, but it did take me a little bit to get used to where the configuration options are now (like add/remove packages, etc), but they're in a much more logical position now than they were before. Also love all the stuff that comes with KDE now, there's a ton of stuff I have yet to try out :)
I've done beta testing before (I'm doing that now for an online game) so I know to expect bugs and glitches, but aside from the bug I've mentioned, test3's been working very well for me.
Jared Buck
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