Are these official fc4 iso's?

[Michael H. Warfield]

On Sat, 2005-06-11 at 23:34 -0500, Jerone Young wrote:
> Havn't had any problems. It's the real thing. If not then a few
> package update once the repositories get updated with fc4. It's a good
> build. I see no faults in it. Only thing I really do wish is the the
> Network Manger app (the wireless app) was mature enough to be ready
> for prime time for fc4 :-( . It's there but still has a ways to go.
> fc4 looking good!

	I had one experience with that Network Manager such that I would never
even try it again, even at gun point.  It committed such random acts of
terrorism (broke all my existing connections, totally torched my routing
tables, and absolutely refused to be unloaded) that I had to reboot my
entire laptop to get it off my system and reestablish my wired
connection.  I now manage all my wireless using wpa_supplicant (which
handles WEP and WPA-* and WPA2-*) and have yet to figure out what anyone
would even want the Network (Mis)Manager app for unless they were
gluttons for punishment.

	Sorry for the rant.  An extremely distasteful experience...

	Mike
 
> On 6/11/05, steve <stevew5set at alltel.net> wrote:
> > On Saturday 11 June 2005 12:24 pm, Jerone Young wrote:
> > > The FC4 i386 & x86-64 cd isos are floating around the net. Got the
> > > i386..getting x86-64 isos now. Installed i386 and the build is called
> > > "Stentz". Installer didn't say anything about beta. So they look to be
> > > the final final.
> > Is it??---huh?--is it??huh--is it???
> > Well--OF COURSE IT IS!
> > Please install and run as soon as possible and if there IS a bug--figure out
> > how to stop/halt the "torrent" with the faulty copy floating around.
> > 
> > Steve   w5set
> >
> 
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