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Old 03-04-2008
i686, x86 64, ppc
Hi, i am quite new to linux. I am interested in fedora linux distro. Fedora Project

I dont know which one to choose, either i686, x86 64 or ppc. I prefer a live cd, coz its easy to use.


And what is the difference between "Fedora Desktop Live Media" and "Fedora KDE Live Media".
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Old 03-05-2008
Help Me Please.
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Old 03-06-2008
Hi there,

FYI: i686/x86_64/ppc are different architectures. It's required to get information what kind of HW do you have before anybody is able to answer what to use.

Do you have ia32? ia32e? powerpc? What CPU do you use?

Unfortunately I don't know differences between above Fedora releases/versions/whatever.

Regards,
-Artur.
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Old 03-18-2008
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通用架构的电脑如，个人电脑使用的是如奔腾或者如赛扬的CPU（X86)，这当中包含有64bit的，所以也有一部分叫（x86_64）一些服务器使用安腾的CPU（IA64），还有一些使用PowerPC之类的 CPU叫（PPC），还有一些SUN的机器使用一种特别的CPU（SPARC）。

英文不好，希望你能看得懂。
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