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Posted by: ADZ

k so get this.

I downloaded the ISOs for Fedora, this was a cpl of weeks ago (under the name of Severn) I burnt them onto a CD.

I was unable to burn CD1 file musta been corrupt, so i re-downloaded it(Now under the name of yarrow) I burnt it.

So last night i was installing it and it asked for CD2, i put my CD2 in and it says it isnt a valid CD...

So I am @ work now, re-downloading CD 2 and 3 (yarrow) I have burnt them.

My computer is still running (asking for the CD). So im gonna whip it in when I get home.

that was my little story, my question is, I went with the server package and gnome, is this a good combo? whats the diff between gnome and KDE?

Posted by: Shakie

The main difference is the look and feel. Everything still uses the same commands and stuff, but there are different packages for each.

Posted by: shan

Gnome's better!! I've just never been able to get into kde, or anything else for that matter. It's basically all your preference...I'd say install both, run kde for a week gnome for a week, and any others you want to try :)

Posted by: ADZ

i said screw it and went with Gnome. lol it sounded cooler, :D