[sf-lug] Linux on speed...

[jim stockford]

(swallowing hard...)

what is speed-stepping?

what is "suspending to memory"?

thanks for info.


On Nov 2, 2006, at 7:34 AM, Andy Grimm wrote:

> The plan is something like 6-9 months, but it typically stays closer
> to 6.  Like it or not, the main purpose of Fedora is to be a proving
> ground for new stuff destined for Red Hat's enterprise releases, so
> they want to release often.  They had to get FC6 out now because it's
> essentially a public beta for RHEL5.  I don't really think there's any
> way to be a Fedora user on the server side *except* in "legacy mode."
>
> FWIW, I'm running FC6 on my Dell D620 laptop.  It's not flawless, but
> I carried over some configuration info from my previous OS (SLED 10),
> and I think that may be te reason for a couple of little glitches
> (evolution acting weird, strange font sizes, etc.).  On the bright
> side, things like speed-stepping and suspending to memory are working
> quite well, and istanbul (desktop recording to ogg video) is fun to
> play with.
>
> Just my two cents.
>
> --Andy
>
> On 11/1/06, Tony <vze2jy85 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Way too fast. Whether I like it or not, I have become
>> a legacy guy.
>>
>> --- vincent polite <vpolitewebsiteguy at yahoo.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Geezz..I just read Fedora Core 6 is out. How fast
>>> are they popping these suckers out?
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