Personally I consider Fedora to be a testbed for Redhat's RHEL, but honestly I don't know if this is true. A bit like Ubuntu's non-LTS releases are a testbed fo

Personally I consider Fedora to be a testbed for Redhat's RHEL, but honestly I don't know if this is true. A bit like Ubuntu's non-LTS releases are a testbed for their LTSes. With Ubuntu I have pretty much the same system on my servers and on my desktop (I currently use Netrunner[1] because I want a system similar to Ubuntu on our servers -- otherwise I'd be running Arch[2] or NixOS[3]). If I'd have chosen RHEL/CentOS for on the servers I _might_ use Fedora on my desktop. But in the absence of a huge desktop-oriented community like Ubuntu-and-derivatives have, I would probably feel a little lonely. Maybe others are also afraid for this loneliness. 1: Netrunner Ubuntu (or Arch) with KDE and sane defaults (like Adblockers) -- http://www.netrunner-os.com/ http://www.netrunner-os.com/ 2: Arch Linux, a rolling-release distro -- https://www.archlinux.org https://www.archlinux.org 3: NixOS is to other distros, what Haskell is to other programming languages -- http://nixos.org http://nixos.org