Left Windows and trying to learn Fedora 18
Sooo long story short... I was more then done with windows, which is all I have EVER known, and my Prolexic code master friend took over and installed Fedora 18 for my fiance and I. Love the look and so far I have had no problems. I'm struggling a bit with the terminal and installs, which I'm sure is normal for a newbie. My question(s) are do I need to install any sort of system tune up software? I had used ccleaner on windows and I have no idea if the same clean up needs to happen here. I notice my computer slows up a bit after a LONG day of work, yes I clean up my browser cache ect. Also we have used Gmail for quite a long time, my fiance actually met his 10G plan, and I HATE what they have done to "update" Gmail. I have been looking EVERYWHERE and all reviews are so contradicting I don't know what to look into. A little advice would be marvelous and much appreciated!! OH and should I move up to Fedora 19 or stay where I am? Thanks again!!
~Michelline
Welcome to Fedora! There is no need of a tune up software for linux. I am not sure, if there are any available either! When u feel that ur system is running very slow, open a terminal and type "top" to see the list of processes running and you can kill if there are any unwanted processes running. You can upgrade to Fedora 19 if you want, once it is officially released!