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I just use Fedora. When I used Red Hat briefly, I didn't notice any major differences between the two except one is the "base" of Red Hat. I can get pretty much
by danjoredd 3y ago
I just use Fedora. When I used Red Hat briefly, I didn't notice any major differences between the two except one is the "base" of Red Hat. I can get pretty much whatever I need through dnf or flatpak. I get that Red Hat has support, but otherwise for regular consumers like me I am not sure why I would go for a Red Hat clone when Fedora exists.
- ndiddy 3y agoRed Hat is valuable for situations where you want to leave a computer running for 10+ years and not have to worry about updates breaking anything. If you are fine with doing a full OS update every 6 months and always want the latest and greatest features, you're not in the target market.