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I've found the opposite is true. Ubuntu loves to make ubuntu specific things. They made Unity, which eventually failed and led them back to GNOME. They made Mir
by ilovecaching 8y ago
I've found the opposite is true. Ubuntu loves to make ubuntu specific things. They made Unity, which eventually failed and led them back to GNOME. They made Mir, which eventually failed and led them back to Wayland. They made Upstart, which eventually failed and led them back to systemd. Fedora always chooses what the majority of the community wants to use and then ships the most vanilla version possible.
- willtim 8y agoFedora chooses what Red Hat develops. And Red Hat are building their own OS, with a lot less of the modularity and customisation that has historically been possible in Linux.