Korora Project (Fedora 23 + codecs)

Discussion in 'all things UNIX' started by keithpeter, Nov 14, 2015.

  1. keithpeter

    keithpeter Registered Member

    Hello All

    https://kororaproject.org/

    I needed a quick install with all the codecs ready to go. Installed on a sandybridge i5 based laptop with Intel graphics, 3GB RAM, spinning rust hard drive and an Atheros wifi card for which there is a fully free driver. 20mins install, 200Mb of updates, everything seems to work OK. Snappy except for Firefox taking some seconds to load.

    I've installed the Gnome variant: nice colourful theme, heavyish on resources. 2GB live DVD has a reasonable range of software including Audacity and VLC.
     
  2. The Red Moon

    The Red Moon Registered Member

    Nice distro.
    I used it for a few days,But went back to mint eventually.
     
  3. AutoCascade

    AutoCascade Registered Member

    Are codecs the biggest difference between Fedora and Korora?
     
  4. keithpeter

    keithpeter Registered Member

    Looks that way. There is a small korora repository configured, then the RPMFusion repositories (free, non-free) that people use to source the codecs on Fedora and then the Fedora base repos. The Korora repository provides what I think is rather nice branding (Gnome theme, icons, wallpapers), configurations &c.

    I have Korora 23 beta installed on a laptop so I'll have a look at the config over the weekend and post more. They have a github account with source code at

    https://github.com/kororaproject

    I've been pointed Chapeau, another batteries included Fedora remix. Chapeau is Gnome oriented, Korora supports a number of desktop environments.
     
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