Possibly I'm just more used to apt (though fedora was my first linux), but I've found apt has better interfaces for what I'm trying to do (e.g. querying the sta

Possibly I'm just more used to apt (though fedora was my first linux), but I've found apt has better interfaces for what I'm trying to do (e.g. querying the state of the system and ensuring consistency across machines), and I've not found an equivalent to aptitude for dnf. Side-note, the other difference I've noticed is Debian (and presumably its derivatives) has better defaults (and debconf) for packages, so whereas stock config would work on Debian, on Rocky I have to change config files, install missing packages etc.