Jimmy,
A fellow Newbie here, but I think I've picked up the correct answers to
your questions:
Fedora Core 2 (FC2) is the latest 'stable' release, meaning intended to
be used fully.
Fedora Core 3 Test 2 (FC3T2) is the latest release for testing (similar
to a beta, a release prior to the full release)
As a side note, I'm sticking with FC1 until FC3 comes out, mainly
because of a variety of issues with the FC2 release. (most of them probably
wouldn't affect me, but its a perception thing)
I was going over the specs of FC2 a while ago, and in FC2 the maximum
size of the RAM that can be accessed is 4 GB, with an additional 4 GB of swap
partition (to quote a mac term, Virtual Ram or the linux version of the Windows
temporary files)
Correct me if I'm wrong folks!
cya, Joey
--Joey Kelley, Fedora Newbie--
"If David beat Goliath, Linux
should kick Microsofts butt!"
Quoting Jimmy Hayes <jhayes@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi I am new to fedora and have a couple questions,
>
> Is fedora core 2 the latest tested project release?
>
> What is the memory limit on the fedora OS?
>
> Thanks
>
>
