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i restarted my pc again and now it is asking for "localhost login:"
and i placed my username and password but it is incorrect
Isn't that what you were getting before? Are you sure the password is correct?
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Originally Posted by vantje
A question, i installed the fedora in text mode, but if I install it in grafical mode, would it go in this "dos like mode" too?
You would still be able to use the command line, yes. If you mean would it still boot to the command line, I'd assume not. You should see a nice graphical login screen.
As for easier distros, when I installed Fedora (ages ago though), I found it ok to use (but then again, I installed the graphical stuff). Loads of people suggest Ubuntu.
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Originally Posted by vantje
i restarted my pc again and now it is asking for "localhost login:"
and i placed my username and password but it is incorrect
Isn't that what you were getting before? Are you sure the password is correct?
Well, first I got "login:" and now i get "localhost login:" and to be honest, only login name: root with it's password works.
I have added 2 users but I don't know where i have to set their passwords.
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