System monitor? I don\'t know what you\'re talking about. Did you mean W3Counter? You can register an account here http://www.w3counter.com/ and put its code on your widget.

Hi, Eric, Where are you from? Will you be able to visit China and come here again?

All of my friends uses Twitter, I had one identi.ca account too, but it\'s slow in China.

As for me, I use Windows in the office, and Fedora 10 in my laptop for personal use. I don\'t use Linux to work, just for pleasure. So....

I\'m sorry, I downloaded this picture for so long a time, and I forgot where I downloaded it and what her name is.

Recently two guys asked me for this sexy girl wallpaper, please download it here http://picasaweb.google.com/linux.usrs/Fedora10# if you like.

How I wish I was majored in computer or Linux, but I didn't, I really don't know how SELinux works, and what important role it plays in the system, I disabled it, but my system works fine. I think I'd better learn more about Fedora, but it's easy to use enough as my desktop :smile:

I'm sorry but I know nothing about SELinux, I changed a little of this article. I hope it's fine now... I'm really sorry and I hope you understand as I've sent you an email explaining this. Thanks.

I've made changes as you told above but with much more than that. I'm so sorry to James, please help me and tell him, and I hope him understand. (Pagico conflicts with SELinux, so we'd better (and TualariX suggested me) disable SELinux before starting this software. I'm just a common user, I know nothing about it, I disabled SELinux when upgraded to Fedora 10 as most Fedora tutorial told me, but my system works fine. So I think SELinux is "useless" as if it's enabled, it cause me troubles sometimes)

I sent you an email just now, please check your mailbox, and, I've told my readers about that at the beginning of this article.

TualariX said the SELinux is so powerful that it will prevent Pacigo files linking when starting the software. So it must be disabled. For common Fedora users, SELinux is not necessary too, and it's very troublesome sometimes... I disabled it after Fedora 10 was installed.