Tag Archives: fedora

Fedora 9 and Oracle 11g…

I wrote a couple of articles against a beta version of Fedora 9 before I went on holiday. I did a run through against the final release of Fedora 9 today and they seem fine, so here they are:

Fedora 9 (F9) Installation
Oracle Database 11g On Fedora 9 (F9)

The installation process doesn’t give you the option [...]

Fedora 8 and Oracle 11g…

My Fedora 8 escapades were delayed by my OpenWorld experience, but better late than never.

Fedora 8 (F8) Installation
Oracle 11g On Fedora 8 (F8)

The first article is a run through of a fairly basic Fedora 8 install, showing what it looks like. The second is the Oracle install guide in my normal format. There’s one little [...]

Fedora 7…

I’ve just put some images of a Fedora 7 installation onto the website.
This article slipped out a little early, so sorry if you tried to read it and found half of the images missing.
When I get a chance I’ll try an Oracle installation on it.
Cheers
Tim…

StumbleUpon and Fedora 7…

Is SumbleUpon really worth $75 million?
I suppose the answer to that is yes, since eBay have just bought them for that figure. StumbleUpon claim 23 million regular users, of which I’m one, but if most of the other users are like me, they just click on a single toolbar button when they get bored. I [...]

Fedora Core 5 is out…

Fedora Core 5 is now available for download:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/
I can now finish off a couple of draft articles…
Cheers
Tim…

Ubuntu and Fedora Core 5 (Test 2)…

As always, I’ve been having a little scout round at whats going on in the Linux world at the moment. I’m pretty happy with CentOS 4, but it doesn’t do any harm to have a play. Here are some thoughts after a quick play with Ubuntu and Fedora Core 5 (Test 2).
Ubuntu
The recent hype about [...]