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What about Fedora? I went SLS, Slackware, Debian, then Ubuntu for something like 15 years, and now just switched to Fedora + RPM Fusion, and so far much happie
by dorfsmay 6y ago
What about Fedora?
I went SLS, Slackware, Debian, then Ubuntu for something like 15 years, and now just switched to Fedora + RPM Fusion, and so far much happier with it.
- toyg 6y agoFedora will be around as long as Redhat does, since it exists primarily as the RHEL unstable branch. Considering RH is now part of IBM, that might well be forever, but still, it’s largely about commercial involvement from a given company, like Ubuntu and Canonical etc.
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- bayindirh 6y agoFedora is the experimentation lab for RedHat. Test on Fedora, include in RedHat enterprise, retire to CentOS. That's a similar model of Testing, Stable, OldStable of Debian. Just with a different flavor.