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I stopped using redhat at redhat 8.0 and never looked back, redhat's desktop market share is nothing comparing to debian/ubuntu these days, I have no plan to ev
by ausjke 6y ago
I stopped using redhat at redhat 8.0 and never looked back, redhat's desktop market share is nothing comparing to debian/ubuntu these days, I have no plan to ever try fedora again, time is limited and ubuntu did its job well so why bother.
- noisy_boy 6y agoI read somewhere that Fedora is a pretty significant contributor to the Linux kernel project. I've also heard good things about dnf. So I wanted to support an alternative to Ubuntu (especially after the force-feeding of Snap). That was the reason I wanted to move on to Fedora. We must support alternatives if we want healthy competition to thrive.