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Fedora is ahead of RedHat server, kernel and package-wise. That's the point: pish the edge with the desktop, keep the server conservative and very stable. RedH
by equalarrow 10y ago
Fedora is ahead of RedHat server, kernel and package-wise. That's the point: pish the edge with the desktop, keep the server conservative and very stable.
RedHat makes their money on support licensing for the server. Employees are paid to work on Fedora, but it is not the RedHat product.
- reitanqild 10y agoFedora is also the only mainstream distro I ever gave up on, admittedly 5 or so years ago but still.
- jhasse 10y agoWhy?
- reitanqild 10y agoGraphics failed in KDE spin and I was unable to figure out why.
- jhasse 10y agoAh okay. Yeah, Fedora is really focused on GNOME :/
- Karunamon 10y agoThat's really sad to hear.. if you think the GNOME 3 UI is buggy, childish, opinionated, and hard to customize (I've yet to get a downloaded theme to work right the first time) Fedora is a non-starter. Which is really too bad. It's the only RPM distro I've seen that's reasonably well put together.
- jhasse 10y agoWell, this is about switching from macOS which hasn't theme support at all IIRC.
- reitanqild 10y agoActually I think gnome 3 is (at least wasn't) too bad compared to Unity, UX wise - I just personally preferred KDE. Edit: this - > Which is really too bad. It's the only RPM distro I've seen that's reasonably well put together. Anything specific I should be aware of wrt OpenSUSE?
- Karunamon 10y agoProbably nothing that can't be easily dismissed as personal preference. I recall YaST had a bad habit of unnecessarily cycling network interfaces when certain changes were made, but that was a long while ago.