I've been using F10 since alpha and, even in alpha, it has been so much more stable that F9 for me. Wireless, graphics and even my fingerprint reader were all sorted automatically with not an edit of a .conf file anywhere in sight.

Very please with it.

I wonder why the article writer didn't mention the new addition of RPM Fusion though, as this was another big thumbs up in F10.

Ben

I always struggle to get fired up about new versions of distros, what with them being so incremental.

But at least it's better than waiting 5 years for your OS to catch up with tech

This is shaping up to be the best Fedora release so far. A big "thank you" to all contributors.

I just need to convince the g/f that I really do need another PC so I can play with all these Linux flavours.

I have 6 computers with most running Linux - two of them Fedora. I'm trying to figure out how to pack in more, so my advice is to go for it.

On the other hand, I have no girlfriend. Hmmm. Maybe there's something in that?

You do realise that you can have multiple OSs on one PC, right?

F9 KDE, at least early F9 release, contained unfinished KDE4.

Does F10 contain a proper KDE installation?

Thanks in advance!

@The BigYin @By KenBW2 and @Anonymous Coward I have multiple distros in multiple VMs and I have a very gorgeous Girlfriend (but sometimes she does think I'm a bit to geeky)

I have a house packed full of machines running linux. I would estimate about a dozen, mostly given to me by friends, though I have bought at least three of them new and two second hand. Plus I have a young wife and 3 kids who let me go surfing every weekend or when the waves are good. I have never used a VM and don't know how. Real computers for a real life.

Yes I just download the .iso.

Initially I was having a problem with RPMS for dvd support.

I am going to uninstall Totem. and search for another .rpm