The DVD for the 64 bit came out with the MD5SUM 05b2ebeed273ec54d6f9ed3d61ea4c96, before calculating the sum i did check that the SHA1 is correct (For those of you who just want to throw in an md5sum Fedora-x86_64-DVD.iso and get a number.

Anyway, i downloaded it since everyone is saying the reasons i left fedora for are no longer true, and hardy (Ubuntu 8.04) has bugs i never could imagine might come out in an milestone release that has LTS).

Somewhere on the fedora website, they said they are doing XEN kernel differently to keep it in synch with the linux kernel (Since the xen kernel lags behind allot)

Anyway, i will finish my review for this as soon as i try it out.

So, i wrote this application once that whenever you click on it, it asks you if you want to restart the computer you click, it restarts, I wrote it mainly because Windows Vista’s task manager did not allow me to restart the computer like XP did (On XP, Click the taskbar, go for task manager, then you will find the option to restart the computer from the menu there), On Vista on the other hand it was not there.

So today i found out that there is another way, Just as convenient.

Since the local computer will catch the CTRL+ALT+DEL, you can not restart the remote machine by clicking that combination, Now i know there is another combination to open that lovely blue screen on the remote machine, CTRL+ALT+END (End is usually beside Delete), and voila, there is that little red thing in the lower right corner where you can click the arrow and restart your remote machine)

Have Fun