Well, I did not try to slim down Fedora I have a feeling that Lalee, I think the owner operator of XFedora has probably trimmed it down knowing it was going to run on an Xbox with limited resources but that however is just my opinion and only Lalee would be able to confirm that assumption.
<br><br>I started out with Fedora since I was not familiar at all with it and I originally used Jarod's guide my first time around, I'm still very new to the Linux thing and still run it on my backends. <br><br>Fedora is definitely different than Debian/Xebian for sure in some commands. I had some problems learning the subtle differences but eventually found what I was looking for. The wiki was created from some of my experiences installing on the Xbox.
<br><br><span style="font-weight: bold;">The reason why I ask is because it would be so much easier to get</span><br style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">package updates via atrpms for my XBox-MythTV, instead of dealing with
</span><br style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">the Xebian package repositories, which are not updated as frequently.<br><br></span>As far as updates go, I don't use RPM's. I've recently started
compiling my own from SVN. It does take la ot longer but since I
compiled the backend I had no choice but to compile the front end to
match. There's a good start on a "how-to" install SVN on an Xbox on the
<a href="http://myth.org">myth.org</a> wiki for it might be worth a read.<br><br>If I can help let me know and I'll try.<br><br>AJM,<br><br>