Fedora Linux

Fedora Linux is my daily driver and I love it. I have used the different variants/spins of Fedora Linux (like KDE Plasma, SwayWM, i3 and Cinnamon) but I still love Fedora Workstation (GNOME Desktop).

The first time I've ever knew about Fedora Linux was before when I started Linux. Even though my first ever distro I'd ever tried before was Ubuntu, I still love Fedora as I tried it after Ubuntu and I love it.

The first distro I'd ever installed on my laptop (Lenovo LOQ) or simply daily driving was Fedora 44 KDE Plasma as my friend told me to try. I was no fan of KDE even before I started using Linux as GNOME works best for me. KDE was just a hot mess to me as it struggles to keep my games running smoothly compared to GNOME (and also higher usage for some reason).

After my first crash in Fedora (because I accidentally uninstalled NetworkManager and I don't want to fix it), I went to RHEL (downstream of the RH Fedora line) for almost 3 months before I switched back to Fedora.

Fedora gives users a 6 month release, just like Ubuntu. So this can give user a stable experience. Even though the newest kernel seems to fail (7.2) and no new DE stuff, at least it was stable and I love it.

Another thing I like about Fedora was the Fedora Media Writer. I know, Fedora Linux and Fedora Media Writer was not created by the same community but instead a Fedora contribution thing, but I can install Fedora ISO through the Fedora Media Writer itself.

I guess for now that is all about this. Bye bye.