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tldr I quite like it.
As mentioned in my about section, I've been daily driving Linux since August 2021 but have been using it as part of side projects for years before that. I have used a handful of distros before that and tested so many more (perhaps too many - I have around 200 GB of Linux distributions downloaded) in virtual machines. On the day this post goes live, I will have been using Fedora for a year. For those that don't know, Fedora is a community-driven distro that is sponsored by RedHat (the creators of RHEL - a wi
Shipping with a newer kernel was at first the main reason why I switched to Fedora in the first place. Thanks to my laptop having a terrible ACPI implementation it would never wake up from sleep. I could have compiled a newer kernel onto another distribution (I think I was using MX at the time), in fact I tried multiple times. On my laptop it took forever to do so and I'd always miss out on a step or not install a driver. In the end I gave up and as I had been using Fedora at Freeside and liked it, I though
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