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Fedora 9 DVD

Fedora 9 DVD

Fedora 9 is an evolutionary enhancement to a distribution that continues to improve with each release. The Fedora project combines the benefits of Red Hat engineering with the freedom and flexibility of a community-based distribution. Red Hat uses Fedora as a test bed for technologies that might one day appear in the premium, enterprise-grade Red Hat Enterprise Linux. We are proud to bring you Fedora 9 as this month's Linux Pro Magazine DVD.

What's New?

This DVD comes with a re-spin version of Fedora 9 that includes bug fixes, security updates, and other improvements added since the official Fedora release.

New features in Fedora 9 include PackageKit, a single, easy-to-use package manager that supports a variety of package systems, as well as the FreeIPA security management application, and an improved version of the NetworkManger configuration utility.

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Comments

  • what's the dvd not recognized as disk 1 with gui install error "fix"

    I have 2 F9 DVD's, one "respin" form Linux mag...thanks very much..plus one I downloaded.
    Both give the same error and "test" OK.
    When running a gui install, after selecting packages when the progress bar is about 70% a dialog box appears asking for disk 1. I've not found a way to get past this with the gui install.
    Text mode install works just fine....
    What's the fix?

  • Monthly DVD covers for download will be back

    Thank you for your feedback! We will reinstate the monthly DVD covers for download. This will go back to #95 / October 08, the first one shipped without the plastic box, so there will be no gap in your collection.

    Please check back for the DVD inlays in the Archives a few weeks: http://www.linux-magazine.com/issues

  • Missing DVD case cover sheet

    I miss the cases, though I can do without them, but would really like to have the inserts so I can continue to reuse the cases I have for the distros I particularly like to keep. Would it be too much trouble to continue to provide the case inserts?

  • Shift from Plastic DVD Case to Paper Wrap

    As a subscriber of your magazine I was used to your flat DVD plastic cases.
    Since you went "green" with your last issue the case disappeared.
    As a RHEL/CentOS/Fedora user I am particularly interested in storing DVDs covering one of those distros
    while I usually don't care too much for the others (e.g. OpenSuSE, Ubuntu, Xandros for me are the usual throw away candidates)
    So at least I would expect some DVD cover sheet PDF or similar to print out and wrap my own case with it.
    But I cannot find it on your website.
    Did it also fell prey to your GreenIT ambitions?
    I know that these days DVDs seem hardly justified as almost anyone has flat rate high bandwidth Internet subscription.
    Me too, so I could well run an overnight atjob to download the ISO and have it burned on a DVD.
    But still this would take 2-3 hrs. and then, lacking a fancy disk printer, the hand scribbled title wouldn't look as pleasing.

  • Fedora 9 Re-spin Disk (Linux Magazine Issue 95 Oct 2008)

    There's a bug on the opening screen when using Tab to switch between menu options.

  • Fedora 9 Re-spin Disk (Linux Magazine Issue 95 Oct 2008)

    Disk doesn't contain file diskboot.img so how do I create a bootable USB stick?
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