The Fedora Project continues to show its love for Africa, today for the first time since I have been involved with the community a pack of shiny Fedora media has been shipped to me. I wish to once again extend my sincere thanks to Sascha Spreitzer for the support and weight he has put behind the Fedora Initiative for Africa. Things may be slow and will continue to be slow in Africa for some time but Rome was not built in a day! I now have the following media that will be distributed in due course:

Fedora 32 bit Installation Media

Fedora 64 bit Installation Media

Fedora KDE Live Media

Fedora Gnome Live Media

Lxde Live Media

For those who are not familiar with the project, there are multiple desktops available for use with Fedora. Each has a slightly different look and feel and offers varying levels of customization. Desktops affect how windows, icons, menus, and various basic desktop interfaces look and feel. You may want to try a few different ones and figure out which one is best for you!

Fedora Default

GNOME-based Fedora Desktop. Fedora Desktop homepage > GNOME.org website >

Fedora 13 KDE Spin

KDE-based Fedora desktop. Fedora KDE Spin homepage > KDE.org website >

Fedora 13 LXDE Spin

LXDE-based Fedora desktop. Fedora LXDE Spin homepage > LXDE.org website >

Fedora 13 XFCE Spin

XFCE-based Fedora desktop. Fedora XFCE Spin homepage > XFCE.org website >

Fedora 13 DVD Architecture

The DVD edition of Fedora is not Live Media, but it is bootable. When you boot from this media, you will be running the installation program. The DVD requires less memory (RAM) on your computer and contains more software. This media may be useful if the machine on which you install Fedora is not connected to the Internet.

32-bit (Most Compatible – This is what you need if you don’t know what to install)

Intel & AMD / PC compatible

64-bit

Intel & AMD / PC compatible

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