I am thinking about junking my fedora install and trying that. But Fedora is about to release the final Core 2 in two days. I think I will wait for that first. I don't like to install more than one OS on a HDD. Mostly because I am still trying to differentiate between a hdd partition and a linux partition. They both look the same to me. So I just work with one OS at a time to save the confusion.

To explain further abaout the partition confusion:
In windows world there is a partition (C:\) it has a fat (or varient) or ntfs file system. I understand the diffrence between Primary and Logical partitions.

Then there is:
/ partiton (aka root too)
/root partition
/boot partition
/flute partiton
/poot partition
/swap partition

Frig, I think this is the hardest thing to figure out in the Linux world. I love the explorer interface. I think it is the best thing that windows has going for it. It makes sense. It just does!

But for some reason there is something blocking me from learning it the same thing in the linux world. I will start, then I give up after only three minutes of trying to study it.

I start to read about it then I take a huge inhale of air, then I exhale and quit trying. I noticed it the last two times I tried.

BTW, thanks for the input... I will probably try this in a week or so. Once I have tried Fedora Core 2.