Honest not sure anymore, I think I’m very used to Ubuntu (more to the point; Debian) mad whenever I’m on, say reshare or cents servers (which basically is Fedora minus the GUI) and I get terribly annoyed with how things are structured.
As a single example: In Debian, config files are split into (typically) subject groups, making it really easy to work with. Fedora doesn’t have this and it’s annoying.
Been on Fedora in and off since before it existed, bro. Not a fan, bro
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Honest not sure anymore, I think I’m very used to Ubuntu (more to the point; Debian) mad whenever I’m on, say reshare or cents servers (which basically is Fedora minus the GUI) and I get terribly annoyed with how things are structured.
As a single example: In Debian, config files are split into (typically) subject groups, making it really easy to work with. Fedora doesn’t have this and it’s annoying.