Fedora Linux Distribution
Discussions center on Fedora's strengths and weaknesses as a bleeding-edge Linux distro, including comparisons to stable alternatives like Ubuntu and Debian, hardware support, and suitability for desktops or development.
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Well Fedora is bleeding edge, RedHat's equivalent to Windows insider builds. Try Ubuntu LTS or Debian.
With the latest Fedoras it is the same experience as Ubuntu or Debian.
Any specific notes for Fedora? I just bought one yesterday.
What makes Fedora better (apart from having more recent packages)?
Honest question: why not fedora?
Fedora is a bleeding edge distro, it is definitely the wrong choice if you care about ongoing support for legacy software.
The point of fedora is to be on the bleeding edge and get things tested for blue hat. If this is a problem, choose another distro.
Well you are running Fedora which is a bleeding edge distro aimed at Linux devs and is a testing ground for red hat. You’d have a lot less problems on Ubuntu.
what would be the advantage over Fedora?
Looks great! Any chance this service will support Fedora relatively soon?