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I think 2014 is the year for fedora. It is the best solution I see to avoid the insane unity and to have a reliable, modern mainstream distribution.
by username42 13y ago
I think 2014 is the year for fedora. It is the best solution I see to avoid the insane unity and to have a reliable, modern mainstream distribution.
- claystu 13y agoI expected to at least see Fedora mentioned. It's still very much alive and well.
- ralphc 13y agoWhat's been a dealbreaker for me is Fedora's behavior as a VM client, both with VirtualBox and VMWare. Sound never works, screen resolution can't be resized, and video just goes away sometimes. It really helps that Ubuntu has VMWare client libs right in the repository.