Fedora is Red Hat's "flagship" distro, in the sense that it's where all the cool new changes debut. Since Red Hat's pretty involved in core Linux development, F

Fedora is Red Hat's "flagship" distro, in the sense that it's where all the cool new changes debut. Since Red Hat's pretty involved in core Linux development, Fedora is often one of the first places you can get major changes without having to set it up yourself. Like Pipewire for example: it's been available on Arch and Fedora for a while now but Fedora's the first place you can use it without having to set it up yourself afaik.