Korora 20 (Peach) released
Today we released the final images for Korora Project (Fedora1 Remix) version 20 with Cinnamon, GNOME, KDE, MATE and Xfce desktops (in 32 and 64 bit). The release was a […]
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Korora related posts.
Introducing Pharlap, our new driver manager replacement for Jockey
Previous versions of Korora have shipped with Ubuntu’s Jockey for installing drivers like NVIDIA and Catalyst but now we have Pharlap. Jockey has been deprecated upstream in favour of ubuntu-drivers-common, […]
Read moreKorora 20 (Peach) beta released
The Korora Project is pleased to announce the first beta release of version 20 (codename “Peach”) which is now available for download. Note: This beta release of Korora is derived […]
Read moreKorora 19.1 released
Yesterday we released Korora 19.1 which is a 3 month update to the original 19 release. Anyone already running Korora doesn’t need this, however if you are planning do any […]
Read moreFixing GNOME 3 freezes on SandyBridge and later Intel graphics
I had this problem in Korora/Fedora 19 and the fix appears to be enabling SNA (Sandybridge’s New Acceleration) acceleration for the card instead of the older UXA (Unified Acceleration Architecture). […]
Read moreZDNet on Korora 19, “If you make the effort to try it, you are likely to love it.”
After reviewing Fedora 19, J.A. Watson does a hands on with Korora 19. Once installed, Korora has worked flawlessly for me. Every system, every bit of hardware, every driver — […]
Read moreKorora 19 (Bruce) released
Well, the cat’s out of the bag! Korora 19 (Bruce) is now available for download, which for the first time ever coincides with the same release of Fedora 🙂 See […]
Read moreKorora 19 (Bruce) beta is out
The first beta release of version 19 (codename “Bruce”) is now available for download. As I have been thoroughly tied up with full-time work and University, this release is pretty […]
Read morersync and a Nexus device
Nexus devices use media transfer protocol to transfer files to and from the device. There is no removable storage so you can’t take the card out and copy files from […]
Read moreKorora 18 released, and it’s the same as the beta
We have decided to make the existing beta release of Korora (Flo) 18 the final version, as the beta period did not reveal any major issues which warranted a new […]
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