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So here's the deal, I've been casually using Fedora Core for about nine months now and feel like I've come full term. No doubt about it, I'm convinced, it's a better deal than Microsoft Windows. Still, I have a question about how Fedora Core, GNOME, Linux, and Xwindows all play together, really I want to know who's who <BR>
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Okay, Fedora Core is a distribution, got it clear as rain. Linux, by comparison, would be the Windows equivalent of that crazy kernel32.dll. It's the relationship between GNOME and Xwindows that I don't get? Anybody want to take a shot at getting this into the thick skull of tepy?<BR>
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