Brittany wrote:
Does Fedora has an automatic built in Firewall? I have broadband but I dont have a router, as i cannot afford a busniess package. All i am worried about is an anti virus, Firewall, HTML builder ( Doesnt dreamweaver MX accepts Linux?!?!??!) and couple of Graphic creation tools, as i tend to like making graphics.
Can anybody recommend me some of the programs that i suggested that accepts Fedora?\
Brittany,
I'm in the same boat the you are except that I'm replacing Windows on a Laptop.
I used a firm called "Cheap Bytes" http://cart.cheapbytes.com/cgi-bin/cart
to purchase a copy of Fedora and a program called Koppix
Both are available free via download but it looked to me that it would tie up my computer for hours so I just bought disks from a company that downloaded them.
Koppix is a CD based operating system. You put it in your CD and then change your start-up sequence so that your computer boots from CD first then hard drive. Usually when you turn your computer on, you are given an option to select F2 (function key 2) to change your bios settings.
Koppix has all of the look and feel of the x-windows look and feel of Linux and will help you decide if it is worth the hassle to learn all of the goofy program names and stuff.
Dennis
