Fedora 9 was officially released one year ago, on May 13th, 2008. It was dubbed Sulphur and it was the first Fedora Linux distribution to include hard drive encryption support in the graphical installer (a feature that is still missing from the popular Ubuntu distribution). Fedora 9 was powered by the Linux kernel 2.... |
16 June 2009
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Welcome to the 28th issue of Softpedia Linux Weekly!
Here goes another busy week for Softpedia Linux. The first day brought a new release of the SystemRescueCD, announced by François Dupoux. On the second day of the week, the Amarok team prepared an unexpected point release of Amarok 2.0 with lots of bug fi... |
12 January 2009
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The Fedora Unity Project posted yesterday a new version of their popular Re-Spin DVD for the Fedora 9 Linux distribution. The new F9 Re-Spin is based on the official Fedora 9 (codename Sulphur) installation media, with all the updates released as of December 17th, 2008 and it's compatible with i386, x86_64 and P... |
8 January 2009
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The Fedora Unity team is proud to announce the immediate availability of a new Re-Spin DVD based on the official release of Fedora 9, and injected with all the updates released as of July 18th, 2008. The new Fedora 9 Re-Spin DVD is available for download as an ISO image for i386 and x86_64 architectures. "We were una... |
22 July 2008
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This year on May 13th, Fedora 9 was released into the wild. Dubbed Sulphur, it introduced for the first time in the history of Fedora, support for encrypted filesystem (implemented in the graphical installer), PackageKit as the default graphical package manager, ext4 filesystem support and PreUpgrade, a tool that off... |
24 May 2008
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If you want a system complete with everything you might need - or not - and have a personal repository in the form of DVDs, then you should be glad to know that the Fedora 9 Everything Spin was released. The Everything Spin comes with every package and application that was available when Fedora 9 was released and eve... |
19 May 2008
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Believe it or not, Fedora 9 (dubbed Sulphur) is here! It was OFFICIALLY released (as expected) today May 13th, 2008. With hard drive encryption support implemented in the graphical installer (a feature that is missing from the popular Ubuntu distribution), latest Linux kernel 2.6.25, GNOME 2.22.1, GIMP 2.4.5 and Fire... |
13 May 2008
11:12 GMT |
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Fedora 9 (codename Sulphur) was released today and it's the most breathtaking version of the Fedora operating system. Not only does this release bring support for encrypted filesystems (implemented in the installer), but it's also one of the best Fedora releases yet!We, here at Softpedia Labs, always recomm... |
13 May 2008
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If you're anxious to see what Fedora 9 has in stock for you, you now have a cure for that itch in your fingers: Fedora 9 Preview was launched yesterday, as announced by Jesse Keating. Testers, developers and even curious normal users will be glad to get their hands on the fresh Preview, because it is very close ... |
18 April 2008
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After having been delayed for a few days, Fedora 9 Beta was released yesterday. This is the point when developers need a lot of participation from users who can get the distribution and test it out on their machines.The final release of Fedora 9 will look almost the same as the Beta, except for some fixes to increase... |
26 March 2008
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First alpha version of Fedora 9 (codename Sulphur) was released last night. "A funny thing happened on the way into the office today, an Alpha release of Fedora 9 happened!" Among the numerous new technologies, improvements and enhancements found in F9 we can mention:￭ GNOME 2.21 with GVFS￭ KDE 4.0ʏ... |
6 February 2008
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Sulphur! This is the codename of the new version of Fedora Linux operating system, which will be available somewhere at the end of April (or middle May) 2008. Sulphur won the elections with 62 votes! The elections for the F9 codename started on January 16th and ended two days ago, January 26th, 2008. Other possible c... |
29 January 2008
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