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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

I've been quite happy with Fedora because I've had pretty much same experience as with Ubuntu versions 14.04-18.04: after initial struggles I don't really proactively think about the operating system anymore.

I've tried post-Ubuntu also Arch, Debian and OpenSUSE but Fedora has kind of stuck now about a full year, so I guess it is my "new Ubuntu" ;-) It also worked out of the box with my new 9950X/RTX4090 box, which was nice (only required dnf install akmod as additional step).

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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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I prefer selecting between profiles (like server and desktop) over creating my own configurations. I guess this pretty much whether you are Arch or Fedora user ;-) Also out-of-the-box secure boot and SELinux are things that I do appreciate for the machines where I actually get work that pays my bills.
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