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What xena means is that Fedora comes with more and newer drivers compared to CentOS, this means there are new hardware that might not work with CentOS, but does
by noselasd 9y ago
What xena means is that Fedora comes with more and newer drivers compared to CentOS, this means there are new hardware that might not work with CentOS, but does work in Fedora.
(CentOS/RHEL 7.x is new enough that this isn't a big issue yet, but it normally does become a pain point the older the RHEL/CentOS major release gets - there are a lot of drivers that does not get backported to the RHEL/CentOS minor releases)