Great video. Congrats to your 500 000 milestone. I started my Linux jurney with Red Hat Linux 8 and 9, then moved over to Fedora Core 1 when it got available. Currently running Fedora 39 Cinnamon spin on one of my workstations. Fedora have always felt reliable and fast.
Almost been a lifelong debian/Ubuntu user but for the past year Fedora for Desktop has been a solid choice for me. It's repos are much closer to bleeding edge with just the right amount of stability for desktop use. I understand I can always compile from source in debian too but it always seems like a Hassel personally. Plus most of not all my AI/ML workloads work seamlessly.
Been using Arch for years then switched to fedora because I did not have the time to put the required effort into maintaining my computers... Fedora has been super boring... I didn't even change the default look lol But it works good out of the box and it's easy to maintain and good enough documented... And that's perfectly fine
I like Fedora 39 (up from 38) and use it in Virtualbox. I don't need flashy just something that works for basic stuff. Was thinking of putting it on my other laptop instead of POP but I'm lazy (pop machine also just works) and kinda waiting to see what COSMIC turns out to be.
Good to know, for me isnt very bothering on performance, but there's room for improvement! I was considering upgrading, now i'll backup my data and do it
03:27 This little feature you missed - you should now be able to vertically resizing both windows (the border sticks together). It is temporarily active until one window is resized individually and horizontally or closed. 04:52 - Can also be accessed by moving the mouse pointer all the way up to upper left corner and hold for a sec. One thing to be aware of: In live desktop, the top command will probably show way less than a gig ram usage, but after install, the usage goes to about 2 gig. Not an issue these days because modern computers seldom have less than 8 gigs of ram, but for older computer with only 4 gigs then the xfce or mate spins are better choices.
I've been using Fedora for the past 3 years and it just...works. Love Gnome also, the workspace idiom was easy to get used to and is easy to navigate with the keyboard.
I honestly enjoyed this release. it is a lot more stable than 38, coming from opensuse leap to 38 then to 39. I am satisfy. I needed to uninstall spotify and re install it because of a black screen glitch. I feel that a APU glitch because running the program with nvidia did work but not with amd graphics. Also I notice on NVMe's the loading and rendering times has improve greatly :)
I went with Linux Mint because RedHat can't help but want Fedora to have telemetry. I left Windows to get away with that. The fact it's even a discussion turned me off from Fedora.
@@sixdroid With Flatpaks being a thing, why do Arch users still praise the AUR? Whenever I have used Arch, I haven't used the AUR because any application I want/need is either offered through pacman or is available as a Flatpak. Personally, the AUR is the last way I would want to get software in Arch.
It's faster in 39.. and I've had no need for the AUR so far. Everything is available, either in the repos or as rpm from the source. My printer worked out of the box as well :p @@sixdroid
@@LosPompadores the installer is always full of bugs,selinux is setted in a way that you have a slower system then ext4 ubuntu or arch,you have to add repos to have a working system,etc
I just installed this as a dual-boot on my Dell gaming laptop. I love it. I was looking for a change from Ubuntu, which I've installed on almost every laptop I've ever owned, and I decided to take a chance on F39 despite Fedora's history with Nvidia cards (I've had nothing but trouble in the past getting Fedora to work with them).
I like Fedora because I feel it sits comfortably between Arch and Ubuntu in terms of bleeding edge packages. I like how they have more of a rollong release feel than Ubuntu, with new kernel versions regularly coming out, but that they also test the packages more than Arch does so you know it wont beeak and doesn't need manual intervention. Solid distro for someone who just wants to get things done.
I love Fedora, used it for years. But developers these days seem to not include it in their package. Everything now a days seem to be only compatible with Deb or Ubuntu specifically. Thats the only reason i switched to Ubuntu for my PC and PoP on my laptop
This is disappointing, as I switched to Fedora from Ubuntu due to numerous scaling issues, Bluetooth, and PulseAudio problems. In contrast, everything worked out of the box with Fedora.
Same for me@@startup-streak ! I got tired of buggy ubuntu and tried Debian, but it wasnt for me, so when i got Fedora 38 running, all good and flawless. It just works! Sure there are some workarounds with compatibility (for some thing i use Wine, for others web based applications and it meets my needs) but other than that is really good for someone that uses as a regular workstation.
I've seen other vloggers use a feature that shows the key strokes as they are using them. This is popular with NeoVIM vloggers since it is heavily keyboard driven.
Few things about F39 I noticed: Installer was very easy and worked great! Fedora Media Writer didn’t work for me, had to use Rufus on my Windows PC. Updates via the Software app are slow and feel similar to Windows Updates. DNF works well but kind of slow, even with fastermirror and setting max parallel downloads to 10. It’s poky on my laptop but my laptop has a 5th gen i5 and 4 GB of RAM, I’m sure it will be much faster when I install on my desktop with way better specs. Stock Gnome needs some tweaks to be functional imo, but I still love it. Flatpak didn’t set permissions correctly when I installed Chrome, quick fix in FlatSeal though. Overall , I am happy with the experience despite the minor negatives. Hoping to upgrade to a better laptop in the future that will run Fedora and Gnome much better. Also might try KDE.
Take before your left cast that you always have. I’ve been trying to decide which workstation OS I’m planning to upgrade my equipment to and I’m really leaning towards what you recommended versus using Microsoft again kudos and thank you.
Long term Pop OS user here. As i am not certain how successful their cosmic will be, i am looking for a fall back. I tried Fedora 39 now, and this may be it, impressed by the fresh packages. A bit struggling, when coming from debian/ubuntu with the differences though. Wtf is dracut🤣😉 of course nvidia was a bit confusing to install (blacklist nouveau was necessary).
i am going to use fedora 39 with pop shell from pop os because i just love their auto tiling feature i think fedora should have come up with the auto tiling feature
I am the one who used Fedora1 I remember buy the Fedora1 CD-ROM and install it in laptop I can not connect to the internet or use the printer because of the drivers problem.
I have been running Fedora 39 (KDE Spin) since its release as an experiment since I am not very experienced with Red Hat/RPM based distros and I wanted to try something new, and honestly I'm not impressed. It is far more stable than I recall it being in a VM or running live a few releases ago, but its repositories lack more applications than I'm comfortable with and I have had no luck in getting those programs running using third party packages following instructions I found online (which actually *did* work for F38). It might be a solid, stable and "boring" release, which are all traits that I do like in an OS--but those things just don't mix with such a short lifecycle. Once the next release is out, I will probably switch to Debian 12, the new Ubuntu LTS, or one of the many distributions based on either one of them. Or if I feel like staying experimental, I might try the latest openSUSE or Mageia, (both of which I do like, and have used openSUSE myself a fair bit in the past). Debian-based is generally my comfort zone, and I don't like modern (post 2.x) GNOME.
DNF5 is fast… love it I am running Fedora Rawhide 40 with Hyprland with Kernel 6.7 is fast and beautiful. I have everything like on Arch with Fedora on Steroids 😱😂😎
Do you verify your ISO images? I had a debian install messed up because the ISO was corrupt, corrupt ISO was what might have gone wrong in your ubuntu 23.04 review.
@@sixdroid Until version 40 where the Gnome and KDE spins will completely remove X11 as an option. I think this person has decided not to use version 39 if the next version is going to remove Xorg and they would have to distrohop anyway once version 40 releases.
I use Manjaro and I like it. is fedora workstation is as easy as manjaro? my server is fedora server, i have not tried f39 workstation. I hope you can give my recommendation, should I switch from manjaro to fedora or not. thank you.
I follow Fedora in a Virtualbox VM since Fedora 33 and I've upgraded last week from 38 to Fedora 39. I like Fedora, but I use Ubuntu 23.10 and I use Ubuntu since 8.04 LTS and I have no reason to change.
As long time windows power user who just tried Linux for the first time, Ubuntu's snaps suck. That Canonical company also seems sketchy. I ended up switching to Fedora, and also picked the KDE version because it's more familiar to the windows layout I guess.
Very high ram usage a few minutes after boot which doesn't decrease. I have 8Gb or ram on my brand-new laptop, and it takes up 85% of it without even using it. Is that energy efficient?
boring, but good. The question is, do you prefer to sit on a wobbly chair or a stable chair? Of the Linux distros I've tested over the last few years, this is a highly recommended Linux distro. And I'm not too worried about the telemetry data. You can turn it off. After all, you get a very stable Linux system that's suitable for everyday use. And that's what counts. It has the right balance between up-to-date software and stability. And by the way, no XZ Utils problem in Fedora 39. But in Arch Linux. And by the way, I use brain.😁
Best minimal set to actually setup everything exactly how you want it instead of tinkering with awful over-bloated forks or complete build-from-"scratch".
I tried it on my laptop with a qhd screen and gnome isn't optimized for that. I didn't want to enable fractional scaling. Just hope they find a solution for that in fedora 40.
not the budgie desktop 😭 i always wondered why they always used to make that the default, its so ugly and boring! No shade towards you though, to each his own.
I'm not happy with the way Redhat is acting either. Even though I loved fedora in the past. I'm running base Debian right now. It's not bad. I might have to run Debian Sid in a year or two though. I'm not sure what your use-case is but I like to stick with Debian Or Arch.
What exactly do you mean by boring? Stable with no issues that does exactly what you want it to do with no fuss? O, thanks, boring for me then. Sick of bad boys like Arch
Liked it but, Fedora kernel is awful. tried the KDE spin but monitor looks on sleep and need to be power reset from the plugg, weirdest issue ever. could not solve it, 13th gen Intel cpu, with IGPU. Also allot of graphical errors in KDE like endless window glitches in the background spawning in to millions. but this is a KDE issue among other distros I also tried.
I can't stand gnome-- so I'm on KDE-- but it REBOOTS every time it updates something--- can I stop that so it doesn't do it in the middle of whtever I'm working on? Otherwise I love it....
Most of the linux based isn't working properly in my laptop acer nitro 5 ryzen 5 7th gen with rtx 3050 . I can't control brightness and Bluetooth issue
At first i marked i am not interest in this video. Then i said wait a minute . Should i do this to probably honest video. Then i clicked back and watched. On the other side i don't like fedora bc i can't install on my imac 2012. I can install every possible distro except endavouros and fedora bc they always give errors with efi. I saw open bug reports. Always to be solved in next release but alas. whatever. There are a lot of choices.
Hello Beautiful People.I have a Linux laptop and a windows computer. I want to buy a physical usb drive, for different files, common to both systems. How to choose the type of formatting for a physical usb drive so that it can be seen in two systems (write, read). ExFat, NTFS, others ? Good day.
Great video. Congrats to your 500 000 milestone. I started my Linux jurney with Red Hat Linux 8 and 9, then moved over to Fedora Core 1 when it got available. Currently running Fedora 39 Cinnamon spin on one of my workstations. Fedora have always felt reliable and fast.
Almost been a lifelong debian/Ubuntu user but for the past year Fedora for Desktop has been a solid choice for me.
It's repos are much closer to bleeding edge with just the right amount of stability for desktop use.
I understand I can always compile from source in debian too but it always seems like a Hassel personally.
Plus most of not all my AI/ML workloads work seamlessly.
Thanks for the great review and happy birthday to us! 🥳
Been using Arch for years then switched to fedora because I did not have the time to put the required effort into maintaining my computers... Fedora has been super boring... I didn't even change the default look lol But it works good out of the box and it's easy to maintain and good enough documented... And that's perfectly fine
I like Fedora 39 (up from 38) and use it in Virtualbox. I don't need flashy just something that works for basic stuff. Was thinking of putting it on my other laptop instead of POP but I'm lazy (pop machine also just works) and kinda waiting to see what COSMIC turns out to be.
Congratulations on 500K subscribers! You have a great channel, and deserve it and more!
Coming from Windows, I couldn't make sense of the GNOME ui, so I installed Cinnamon and I'm satisfied.
I always appreciate your videos on Linux topics; always seem to be well balanced and grounded. Thank you.
Congrats on the 500K subs.
Have to absolutely agree that F39 is extremely solid.
Upgrading to Fedora 39 literally fixed all GNOME performance issues I was seeing on 38. My job just became 10x easier. Boring but great indeed!
Good to know, for me isnt very bothering on performance, but there's room for improvement! I was considering upgrading, now i'll backup my data and do it
03:27 This little feature you missed - you should now be able to vertically resizing both windows (the border sticks together). It is temporarily active until one window is resized individually and horizontally or closed.
04:52 - Can also be accessed by moving the mouse pointer all the way up to upper left corner and hold for a sec.
One thing to be aware of: In live desktop, the top command will probably show way less than a gig ram usage, but after install, the usage goes to about 2 gig. Not an issue these days because modern computers seldom have less than 8 gigs of ram, but for older computer with only 4 gigs then the xfce or mate spins are better choices.
Congratulations on reaching this landmark. thank you for all your hard work.
Thank you for making shorter reviews when that is enough and not, like others, blow small things out of proportion just to make a longer wow-video!
I've been using Fedora for the past 3 years and it just...works.
Love Gnome also, the workspace idiom was easy to get used to and is easy to navigate with the keyboard.
I honestly enjoyed this release. it is a lot more stable than 38, coming from opensuse leap to 38 then to 39. I am satisfy. I needed to uninstall spotify and re install it because of a black screen glitch. I feel that a APU glitch because running the program with nvidia did work but not with amd graphics. Also I notice on NVMe's the loading and rendering times has improve greatly :)
I went with Linux Mint because RedHat can't help but want Fedora to have telemetry. I left Windows to get away with that. The fact it's even a discussion turned me off from Fedora.
I recently(ish) switched from Arch to Fedora (38, now 39). It's close enough to bleeding edge, and it's very solid indeed. Fedora 39 is really good.
and it's slower lol including package manager and you don't have aur
@@sixdroid With Flatpaks being a thing, why do Arch users still praise the AUR? Whenever I have used Arch, I haven't used the AUR because any application I want/need is either offered through pacman or is available as a Flatpak. Personally, the AUR is the last way I would want to get software in Arch.
It's faster in 39.. and I've had no need for the AUR so far. Everything is available, either in the repos or as rpm from the source. My printer worked out of the box as well :p @@sixdroid
@@sixdroidoh no I don't have aur. Whatever will I do?
@@LosPompadores the installer is always full of bugs,selinux is setted in a way that you have a slower system then ext4 ubuntu or arch,you have to add repos to have a working system,etc
I just installed this as a dual-boot on my Dell gaming laptop. I love it. I was looking for a change from Ubuntu, which I've installed on almost every laptop I've ever owned, and I decided to take a chance on F39 despite Fedora's history with Nvidia cards (I've had nothing but trouble in the past getting Fedora to work with them).
Ayy congrats on the 500k subs Jay. Been here since before 100k. Here's to 500k more!
Congratulations on the milestone and the new studio Jay. And great video as always.
Congratulations on the half million mark!!!!
I like Fedora because I feel it sits comfortably between Arch and Ubuntu in terms of bleeding edge packages. I like how they have more of a rollong release feel than Ubuntu, with new kernel versions regularly coming out, but that they also test the packages more than Arch does so you know it wont beeak and doesn't need manual intervention. Solid distro for someone who just wants to get things done.
Congrats on 500k! A very respectful milestone!
Awesome you deserve it man, great content. Always good to have your opinion, keep it up!
I love Fedora, used it for years. But developers these days seem to not include it in their package. Everything now a days seem to be only compatible with Deb or Ubuntu specifically. Thats the only reason i switched to Ubuntu for my PC and PoP on my laptop
This is disappointing, as I switched to Fedora from Ubuntu due to numerous scaling issues, Bluetooth, and PulseAudio problems. In contrast, everything worked out of the box with Fedora.
Same for me@@startup-streak ! I got tired of buggy ubuntu and tried Debian, but it wasnt for me, so when i got Fedora 38 running, all good and flawless. It just works! Sure there are some workarounds with compatibility (for some thing i use Wine, for others web based applications and it meets my needs) but other than that is really good for someone that uses as a regular workstation.
Just recently found your channel but I’m glad to be a permanent subscriber! More more more🙏
I love Fedora. it JUST WORKS for me
I've been really enjoying my installation for the past week.
Wow, I haven't been on your channel is a while... Man your videos look great, nice lighting, nice camera, etc.. Good Job 🙂
I've seen other vloggers use a feature that shows the key strokes as they are using them. This is popular with NeoVIM vloggers since it is heavily keyboard driven.
Few things about F39 I noticed: Installer was very easy and worked great! Fedora Media Writer didn’t work for me, had to use Rufus on my Windows PC. Updates via the Software app are slow and feel similar to Windows Updates. DNF works well but kind of slow, even with fastermirror and setting max parallel downloads to 10. It’s poky on my laptop but my laptop has a 5th gen i5 and 4 GB of RAM, I’m sure it will be much faster when I install on my desktop with way better specs. Stock Gnome needs some tweaks to be functional imo, but I still love it. Flatpak didn’t set permissions correctly when I installed Chrome, quick fix in FlatSeal though.
Overall , I am happy with the experience despite the minor negatives.
Hoping to upgrade to a better laptop in the future that will run Fedora and Gnome much better. Also might try KDE.
Nice work! nice setup as well!
Take before your left cast that you always have. I’ve been trying to decide which workstation OS I’m planning to upgrade my equipment to and I’m really leaning towards what you recommended versus using Microsoft again kudos and thank you.
Amazing review, thanks a lot.
Long term Pop OS user here. As i am not certain how successful their cosmic will be, i am looking for a fall back. I tried Fedora 39 now, and this may be it, impressed by the fresh packages. A bit struggling, when coming from debian/ubuntu with the differences though. Wtf is dracut🤣😉 of course nvidia was a bit confusing to install (blacklist nouveau was necessary).
i am going to use fedora 39 with pop shell from pop os because i just love their auto tiling feature i think fedora should have come up with the auto tiling feature
Congrats on the 500k Subscribers!!
I am the one who used Fedora1 I remember buy the Fedora1 CD-ROM and install it in laptop I can not connect to the internet or use the printer because of the drivers problem.
I have been running Fedora 39 (KDE Spin) since its release as an experiment since I am not very experienced with Red Hat/RPM based distros and I wanted to try something new, and honestly I'm not impressed. It is far more stable than I recall it being in a VM or running live a few releases ago, but its repositories lack more applications than I'm comfortable with and I have had no luck in getting those programs running using third party packages following instructions I found online (which actually *did* work for F38).
It might be a solid, stable and "boring" release, which are all traits that I do like in an OS--but those things just don't mix with such a short lifecycle. Once the next release is out, I will probably switch to Debian 12, the new Ubuntu LTS, or one of the many distributions based on either one of them. Or if I feel like staying experimental, I might try the latest openSUSE or Mageia, (both of which I do like, and have used openSUSE myself a fair bit in the past). Debian-based is generally my comfort zone, and I don't like modern (post 2.x) GNOME.
Congrats for the 500k subcribers. Keep making great videos.
I migrate to linux after learn it through your videos.
Would you make a review on ultramarine linux pantheon edition?
DNF5 is fast… love it I am running Fedora Rawhide 40 with Hyprland with Kernel 6.7 is fast and beautiful. I have everything like on Arch with Fedora on Steroids 😱😂😎
Do you verify your ISO images? I had a debian install messed up because the ISO was corrupt, corrupt ISO was what might have gone wrong in your ubuntu 23.04 review.
Just installed it and love it!
I remember Fedora 1 trying to unify GTK and QT look with it's own theme (blue something...). Unfortunately it was not well received.
I believe you are referring to bluecurve . That seemed to be well received to me if I remember correctly.
You deserve it (500k) 🎉
Hi, Would you recommend Fedora 39 over Linux Mint 21.2 ? Thank you for your time. Have a great day.
The theme/skin of Mozilla browser was so beautiful back then… ❤
Non of the Linux distros were able to perfectly set my display scaling but windows does it automatically and perfectly.
Fedora could possibly make me try Gnome but I really don't like that they completey dropped Xorg, it's still not time for such a big move...
you can use x from login and a different desktop environment
@@sixdroid Until version 40 where the Gnome and KDE spins will completely remove X11 as an option. I think this person has decided not to use version 39 if the next version is going to remove Xorg and they would have to distrohop anyway once version 40 releases.
@@narwhal4304 you can now you can always switch to different de if you want xorg
I have been using fedora gnome since v34. I have tried other distros and de but always comes back to fedora
I use Manjaro and I like it. is fedora workstation is as easy as manjaro? my server is fedora server, i have not tried f39 workstation. I hope you can give my recommendation, should I switch from manjaro to fedora or not. thank you.
I follow Fedora in a Virtualbox VM since Fedora 33 and I've upgraded last week from 38 to Fedora 39. I like Fedora, but I use Ubuntu 23.10 and I use Ubuntu since 8.04 LTS and I have no reason to change.
It is an international law to change to change to Fedora
As long time windows power user who just tried Linux for the first time, Ubuntu's snaps suck. That Canonical company also seems sketchy. I ended up switching to Fedora, and also picked the KDE version because it's more familiar to the windows layout I guess.
Very high ram usage a few minutes after boot which doesn't decrease. I have 8Gb or ram on my brand-new laptop, and it takes up 85% of it without even using it. Is that energy efficient?
your videos are awesome 👏👏👏
Glad you like them!
You say its boring, but I know you're a Debian fan so I know it's a compliment
good on 4k 27 display ?
I started with RedHat 6 and now I'm back to see what I may have missed. I'm glad to see, not much.
It is maybe a boring release but it's faster compared to 38 and more resource efficient.
Would you recommend this for a Linux newbie?
boring, but good. The question is, do you prefer to sit on a wobbly chair or a stable chair? Of the Linux distros I've tested over the last few years, this is a highly recommended Linux distro. And I'm not too worried about the telemetry data. You can turn it off. After all, you get a very stable Linux system that's suitable for everyday use. And that's what counts. It has the right balance between up-to-date software and stability. And by the way, no XZ Utils problem in Fedora 39.
But in Arch Linux. And by the way, I use brain.😁
Of course, Fedora IS a BORING Distro out of the box.
Best minimal set to actually setup everything exactly how you want it instead of tinkering with awful over-bloated forks or complete build-from-"scratch".
I’m a Fedora and mint user. Both are very stable. Mint is best if you need restricted drivers
I tried it on my laptop with a qhd screen and gnome isn't optimized for that. I didn't want to enable fractional scaling. Just hope they find a solution for that in fedora 40.
Fedora 1 has got more soul the entire planet earth worth of souls
I haven't noticed any difference from 38, but I use the Budgie desktop, because I like boring.
not the budgie desktop 😭 i always wondered why they always used to make that the default, its so ugly and boring! No shade towards you though, to each his own.
Youre welcome 👍 i should thank you as well!
What about fedora kde ?! Do you recommend it.
What screen recording tool do you use on Linux/Fedora?
Laughs from Debian 12 the most secure ,stable distro known to man!
Bullshit.
Boring is good. Boring keeps you focused. That's what makes Fedora so great. Probably why Linus uses it himself.
The last release before telemetry is added :'(
Can you make series about terraform? Like you done for ansible
Nice video
Awesome distro \m/
How is Fedora usually upgraded, say from 38 to 39?
Wow. Fedora Core 1 had that Red Hat logo or it's customization? Wasn't that some violation?
No, it originated from Red Hat. In fact it was known as Red Hat 10 during beta
fedora is great amd works far better on my hardware than ubuntu
I go Fedora KDE Plasma!
I love Fedora, but using it with KDE..
I dont know what it is, but I really dont like Gnome.
I don't like GNOME out of the box, but I think it can look better than any of them when customized, and also has more features and plugins available.
@@SnowDaemon have to try and see if i can cusomize it on a VM first then.
Was Fedora bought or owned - by Red Hat?
Is it worth upgrading from Fedora 38?
Updated from 38 the day it dropped..been thinking of switching to pop just because of the way red hat is acting ATM
I would. I haven't used Fedora since 2021; the behavior around CentOS 8 was the catalyst, and things have only gotten worse since then.
But Pop is too old. I get that they're developing COSMIC, but halting all development on distro versions for it? IDK.
I'm not happy with the way Redhat is acting either. Even though I loved fedora in the past. I'm running base Debian right now. It's not bad. I might have to run Debian Sid in a year or two though. I'm not sure what your use-case is but I like to stick with Debian Or Arch.
Anyone know what docking station with work with Fedora 39?
how install eithernet cable? please tell me, it's needed, I don't know how to connected ethernet connnected
nice haircut!
Fedora 1 is the new arch
What exactly do you mean by boring? Stable with no issues that does exactly what you want it to do with no fuss? O, thanks, boring for me then.
Sick of bad boys like Arch
Liked it but, Fedora kernel is awful. tried the KDE spin but monitor looks on sleep and need to be power reset from the plugg, weirdest issue ever. could not solve it, 13th gen Intel cpu, with IGPU.
Also allot of graphical errors in KDE like endless window glitches in the background spawning in to millions. but this is a KDE issue among other distros I also tried.
Fractional scaling? I have a 32inch 4K gigabyte screen .
Google said fedora has good nvidia driver support
I can't stand gnome-- so I'm on KDE-- but it REBOOTS every time it updates something--- can I stop that so it doesn't do it in the middle of whtever I'm working on? Otherwise I love it....
Design is like ChromeOS+MacOS
Most of the linux based isn't working properly in my laptop acer nitro 5 ryzen 5 7th gen with rtx 3050 . I can't control brightness and Bluetooth issue
always big problems with nvidia cards and drivers. But there are fixes and tweaks for just about everything else. Perseverance is the key.
The amount of whitespace just kills me. Thankfully everything is customizable, so can just squeeze things more together. Hate wasting space.
Thank you
fedora going all in wayland side pushed to ever touching it until all my hardware supports on wayland . Till then x11 rules
Kirby! ❤
im coming from the disaster that is arch linux endeavoros, a true nightmare of instability and kernel breaking issues.
At first i marked i am not interest in this video. Then i said wait a minute . Should i do this to probably honest video. Then i clicked back and watched. On the other side i don't like fedora bc i can't install on my imac 2012. I can install every possible distro except endavouros and fedora bc they always give errors with efi. I saw open bug reports. Always to be solved in next release but alas. whatever. There are a lot of choices.
I think the most exciting thing about Fedora is how something so boring can be so useful lol.
Hello Beautiful People.I have a Linux laptop and a windows computer. I want to buy a physical usb drive, for different files, common to both systems. How to choose the type of formatting for a physical usb drive so that it can be seen in two systems (write, read).
ExFat, NTFS, others ? Good day.
530,001. I just subbed.