## Welcome to Fedora Core 6!

This page is where you can learn more about Fedora and the Fedora Project in general. Use the resources listed here to get started with this release, and to find solutions to common problems you might encounter.

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This page is available in Brazilian Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, and US English.

### Fedora Documentation

#### Fedora Core 6 Release Notes

The Release Notes provide a detailed overview of this release of Fedora Core, including what's new, notes specific to your computer architecture, and tips for smoother system operation. This document is highly recommended for every installation or upgrade of your Fedora system.

The Release Notes are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, and US English.

#### Installation Guide

The Installation Guide helps you install Fedora Core on desktops, laptops and servers.

#### Fedora Desktop User Guide

The Desktop User Guide explains how to accomplish specific tasks using desktop applications. It covers activities such as using the desktop, accessing media, communicating on the Internet, using office productivity applications, and playing multimedia and games.

The Desktop User Guide is currently available as a draft in US English.

### Other Resources

#### Fedora Project

The Fedora Project website contains a wealth of information. Here are some pages of interest:

- Overview of Fedora: What Fedora is, and what makes it special

- Fedora FAQ: Frequently asked questions about Fedora and their answers

- Communicate: Ways to interact with a strong, global community of users and contributors that is ready to help you and listen to your feedback

- Participate: Ways you can make a change by helping with Fedora

- Planet Fedora: Read what Fedora Project contributors around the planet have to say

#### Community Websites

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The documentation provided in these sites is provided as is, and neither Red Hat nor the Fedora Project have any control over their content.

- Fedora News: A public community news and information site for Fedora users

- Fedora Forum: The formally endorsed forums of the Fedora Project

- The unofficial Fedora FAQ