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Yea. If they want to support EU based companies and tech, why wouldn't they use SuSE? Or base it on Debian if they don't want to be 'beholden' to any company.
by dagw 2y ago
Yea. If they want to support EU based companies and tech, why wouldn't they use SuSE? Or base it on Debian if they don't want to be 'beholden' to any company.
- fsflover 2y ago> Or base it on Debian if they don't want to be 'beholden' to any company. Debian typically doesn't support new hardware and software while Fedora does. Personally, I found the balance by using both inside Qubes OS.
- jrjsmrtn 2y agoDebian Stable and Fedora answer to different use cases. I wouldn't use Fedora on any production server.