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IMO: on some laptops, Ubuntu installs everything automatically and gets everything working, where on Fedora I end up in painful manual configuration cycles. Mos
by browningstreet 2y ago
IMO: on some laptops, Ubuntu installs everything automatically and gets everything working, where on Fedora I end up in painful manual configuration cycles. Most of my laptop work isn't long-lived, so I don't really care about upgradeability. That said, if I was building a server that needed to be stable for a while, I'd go Debian or Fedora.