Out of general interest, which kinds of OSS have you come across that aren't packaged for Fedora? I'm sure there are obviously some; anything proprietary or wi

Out of general interest, which kinds of OSS have you come across that aren't packaged for Fedora? I'm sure there are obviously some; anything proprietary or with patent encumbrance requires using rpmfusion or something, and that may be a step further than enabling multiverse. Some stuff just might not be packaged. Ubuntu and Debian repositories are also exceptionally broad. But I can't, right off the top of my head, think of that much of OSS that I couldn't install either from the official repos or rpmfusion. Maybe I've just forgotten about any loops I had to jump through, but I've been using Fedora for about six years now (after moving from Ubuntu), and I've found that the repos are much richer than I thought they were. But maybe I just haven't run into the holes that you have found. There are some things I preferred about Ubuntu, but generally things have been working surprisingly well for me.