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> Don't know about quality or UX experience, though. UX should be fine but Fedora uses RPM so might have a bigger risk to end up with broken or incompatible pa
by type0 10y ago
> Don't know about quality or UX experience, though.
UX should be fine but Fedora uses RPM so might have a bigger risk to end up with broken or incompatible packages, not sure though maybe things improved lately.
- aeroevan 10y agoRPM doesn't have any bigger risk than using dpkg. You shouldn't be using either manually (unless you really know what you're doing). Using dnf/zypper/yum on the RPM side and aptitude/apt-get/whatever on the debian side should prevent any of those types of risks.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoHave apt-get on Debian. So Yum is the Fedora equivalent?
- bigger_cheese 10y agoDNF is the tool in Fedora (Yum was the previous default).