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If you like (or are okay with) GNOME, I'd recommend giving Fedora a try. Been using for a few years now and it has been the closest thing to "set up and forget
by tclst 5y ago
If you like (or are okay with) GNOME, I'd recommend giving Fedora a try.
Been using for a few years now and it has been the closest thing to "set up and forget" to me (I needed to install some codecs to play H.264/HEVC video). Painless upgrades, decent software catalog... It has been extremely reliable. Highly recommend it.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 5y agoMy home server uses Fedora. I've upgraded it on every release, from Fedora 29 all the way to 34 today. I've been dailying the 35 beta on my desktop and it's been great so far as well.