I like Fedora and I recommend it to people that don't want a rolling release distro. But honestly I hated how if I had an issue with it I'd have to use fedora in the search and see a bunch of m'lady meme stuff come back as a result. Eventually I just started using the archwiki and then went to arch the best documentation avalible would better align with my distro.
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More like the cooler cooler RHEL, the cooler RHEL, and RHEL
Cent OS is dead
Long live Almalinux/RockyLinux
I like Fedora and I recommend it to people that don't want a rolling release distro. But honestly I hated how if I had an issue with it I'd have to use fedora in the search and see a bunch of m'lady meme stuff come back as a result. Eventually I just started using the archwiki and then went to arch the best documentation avalible would better align with my distro.
https://docs.redhat.com/en
Nobara all the way!
I mean I get it in an enterprise context but I don't really like the idea of only 3 packages being available in the default repos
Fedora has a pretty wide selection. It is nothing compared to Debian but it is good.
Debian is nothing compared to arch but its more stable?
yes I was talking about rhel. fedora is well usable