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FC3 has a newer kernel than Debian stable/testing.  I run Debian
unstable on my laptop w/ great success.  However, I use a custom kernel
that has more recent functionality enabled, as well as fewer modules.

> 
> I can't believe how much faster it is than FC2.  Any guesses as to why?

I wonder if this is the diff between X.org  and XFree86.  Anybody have
much experience comparing the two?

-Jim P.





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