[MarshHawk]

Yes. I am running Fedora Core, which is Redhat's consumer product, on my laptop. I have moved it to several networks, including the one at work. It picks up the connection with no problems at all, and I can see all the computers on the network as well as the Internet.

Woah, now you have my attention! It will automatically configure itself to share the Internet connection, printers, etc.? I might have to give that a try.

[ShadowAce]

It will automatically configure itself to share the Internet connection, printers, etc.?

Once you get connected to the network you're on, any ICS / printer sharing / disk shares / etc. are available. I've had no problem with this and I am running an older version of FC. The newer versions should be easier.

[Golden Eagle]

Don't believe the hype.

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