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== Live images == | |||
=== Desktop Live image size changed === | |||
The default Desktop Live image now targets an approximately 1 GB size limit. This means that the image will not fit on a recordable CD, which has an upper size limit of approximately 700 MB. Users should burn this image to either a DVD or a USB stick. Using a USB stick is highly recommended because this medium provides the capability to store data and update the system over time, depending on the size of stick used. High speed USB sticks are reusable and extremely inexpensive. | |||
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[[Category:Documentation_beats]] | [[Category:Documentation_beats]] | ||
Revision as of 14:39, 11 March 2010
F13
Beat owner should begin placing Fedora 13 content in this beat.
Beat owner should begin placing Fedora 13 content in this beat.
Live images
Desktop Live image size changed
The default Desktop Live image now targets an approximately 1 GB size limit. This means that the image will not fit on a recordable CD, which has an upper size limit of approximately 700 MB. Users should burn this image to either a DVD or a USB stick. Using a USB stick is highly recommended because this medium provides the capability to store data and update the system over time, depending on the size of stick used. High speed USB sticks are reusable and extremely inexpensive.