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But again, I don’t actually use it much because it is so laggy and slow on my computer, so it’s quite possible there are problems I’m unaware of. * Despite the frequent bleeding-edge updates, the system has yet to be borked outright. When that happens, the virtual machine has to be forcibly closed (“aborted”), but the subsequent clean start has always gone smoothly. Additionally, post-update restarts often hang at a blank screen (probably another VirtualBox issue). On my computer and in VirtualBox, at least, Chapeau’s start-up process alone takes almost five minutes. * It gets very frequent OS updates, and these require a restart to install.
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The installed-applications menu stopped displaying correctly after a VirtualBox update (including guest extensions), and I ended up having to install a different menu utility (which works fine).
* There are at least some VirtualBox issues. It’s definitely on the laggy, slow side on my computer. I haven’t actually used it very much other than to see whether updating ever breaks it, as it is fairly demanding on hardware and resources and I’m running it on an older, middle-of-the-road ThinkPad. Chapeau is a customized offshoot of Fedora that (I believe) is intended to make multimedia and gaming as hassle-free as possible. I’ve been running Chapeau Linux 24 as a VirtualBox guest for several months. The Installer now uses a new partitioning tool called Anaconda, and I am a fan right off the bat. The graphical installer was simple, easy to navigate and fairly quick for the duration of the installation. Installation itself however was quite straightforward and painless. Granted it’s not hard to make a LiveUSB of a Linux Distro, but I’m all for the automation and ease of use!
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Selecting this I found that the tool was extremely straightforward, it downloaded the ISO for me, and then all I had to do was insert my USB drive and click a button before, presto, the Live USB was made automatically.
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Upon visiting the Fedora website and selection that I wanted the “Workstation†version, I was presented with a download for the “Fedora Media Writer†for Windows (I was on my Windows Partition at the time.) One thing that I absolutely loved about the installation of Fedora was not actually even the installation itself, but rather the creation of the LiveUSB.
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