I'm a recent Linux convert, although I've experimented with it since the mid 90's with varying success.

A couple of months ago, I successfully installed and configured Fedora Core 3 on a couple of systems. I like it a lot. Every peripheral on bothe systems worked out of the box. This is the first distribution that I can consider as a full featured replacement for Windows.

I'm ready to convert but don't want to get into the cycle of a new OS every 6 months, and like what I read about Centos.

The question:

If I am happy with the way Fedora installs, configures and performs, will I likely be able to achieve the same success with Centos? Is there anything I need to look out for?

Thanks,

The insallation and administration of CentOS is quite similar to that of Fedora and other Redhat based systems, so you don't have to learn anything new.

CentOS is good to setup a enterprise server solution.