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FYI: The most premium OS I've ever had was Fedora Cinnamon. I had thought Windows was the nicest because I had been dabbling in Ubuntu/Mint and free software w
by resource_waste 3y ago
FYI: The most premium OS I've ever had was Fedora Cinnamon.
I had thought Windows was the nicest because I had been dabbling in Ubuntu/Mint and free software was... cheap... Nah: I had been using Debian-family.
If you ever thought Linux was worse than Windows, I challenge you to use Fedora. You most likely had used a Debian-family distro, and those are not designed for the average user.
- DustinBrett 3y agoThis is the year of Linux on desktop! Right?
- b3lvedere 3y agoThanks to Sharepoint and Windows 11 things seem to deal less and less with drive letters. Mac users already have no drive letters. It all seems to blur and look alike. Users don’t care that much, as long as they can do their job on the magic screen thingy without any problems. They HATE all the problems. They do not care about Mac or Android or Microsoft or Linux. They want to put data in things and machines so other users take that data and put it in their things and machines. So make all the connections super stable, give excellent user support (which is not telling users to read man pages), let them connect to all their devices seamlessly and instantly and you will have your century of the Linux.
- googh 3y agoCould you explain what Fedora does better than the Debian-family of distros? I find Fedora's overall performance to be worse than other distros (including Ubuntu).
- resource_waste 3y agoWay less terminal commands. Basically 0, although I was impressed at how easy it was to open the firewall for my kids minecraft server on linux vs Windows. Things just work out of the box. I don't mean using a GUI to download stuff. Everything you need is already there.
- navigate8310 3y agoVery polished, macos of Linux
- resource_waste 3y agoLol I've been calling Ubuntu/Conical the Apple of Linux. Big marketing budget, low quality.
- zozbot234 3y agoPlease do not conflate Debian with the Ubuntu/Mint family. These are very different distros, and actually Mint also has a Debian-based LMDE edition. Fedora is nice but Debian is just rock solid if you stick to the stable release channel. (You'll mostly want to stay away from the Testing and Unstable releases, these are for experimentation not for production uses.)
- richardwhiuk 3y agoUbuntu and Mint are part of the Debian family of Linux distros....
- probably_jesus 3y ago[dead]