Fedora Core 5 Works in the Enterprise

By: eWEEK
2006-04-12
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eWEEK Labs Senior Analyst Jason Brooks and eWEEK Labs Senior Writer Anne Chen discuss Fedora Core 5 and whether the open-source operating system is a viable contender on corporate desktops.

eWEEK Labs Senior Analyst Jason Brooks gives high marks to the new Fedora Core 5, which includes the Gnome Desktop 2.14 and ships with support for Mono applications, including the Beagle search engine, Linuxs answer to the Google Desktop; and TomBoy, a notes application that works like a Wiki.

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