> What is the best procedure about wine when you change your computer ? > Do you must install all program you had on your old computer ? > Review the list of programs/packaged you previously installed. Change package names etc as needed to suit the new distro. Install them. Whenever I install a new version of Fedora I do a clean install. I maintain a script that pulls in all the packages I need. See the following for tips: http://www.libelle-systems.com/free/linux/adding_software.html http://www.libelle-systems.com/free/linux/easier_upgrades.html Bear in mind that Red Hat have a much more purist attitude to installing proprietary and non-open-source code than Ubuntu. This means that a Fedora distro doesn't include closed source codecs and programs, e.g. Flash. You can run them, but you'll have to find and install them since they aren't included in the Fedora repo. Many are available from the third party RPMfusion and atrpms repositories. Both have instructions for adding them to the list of repos that yum searches. Martin
