It’s always been Debian on servers for me, any time I’ve strayed from that I’ve regretted it. And Fedora has become my home on the desktop, it’s just so hard to break. I like fixing things and learning, but it’s annoying to always have to do it on your main system.
You’re not wrong.
As my hatred for
snapshas removed Ubuntu from my install set, I’m finding myself quietly installingFedoraanywhere thatDebianwon’t do.My preferences change with the wind, but
Fedorais a fantastic default choice.It’s always been Debian on servers for me, any time I’ve strayed from that I’ve regretted it. And Fedora has become my home on the desktop, it’s just so hard to break. I like fixing things and learning, but it’s annoying to always have to do it on your main system.
All I need is a community repo, and a cfg edit to parallel download. That’s it, perfection.