Ubuntu vs Fedora | Find Out The 6 Most Awesome Differences
Long time Debian user, switched to Fedora two months ago, never looking back. Also, give the KDE version a try : r/Fedora
Switching from Ubuntu to Fedora and loving it! : r/Fedora
I've been on Fedora 34 ever since It came out to try Gnome 40 and I really liked it so I made it my daily distro. Coming from Ubuntu and Pop! it's
Got Ubuntu For A Server. Opinions? : r/linuxmasterrace
The Share of Linux Distros Used for Gaming from 2018 to 2023 : r/linux_gaming
Fedora vs Ubuntu | What are the differences?
After spending years on Ubuntu and Pop! Os, I finally decided to join the Fedora community! : r/Fedora
Switched to Debian after using Fedora for a long time : r/debian
Once you set everything up, Ubuntu looks pretty excelent! : r/Ubuntu
I was just wondering why I chose Linux Mint over Ubuntu. Yes, thanks. : r/linuxmint
Linux Mint Web apps working on fedora ! : r/Fedora
Just installed Fedora 37 coming from an old Ubuntu, it feels so good : r/ Fedora
Installed Linux for the first time (Fedora Workstation), fixed that damn no audio problem (which is common to tigerlake laptops I think) and make some changes to the UI. : r/Fedora
Heard a lot of good stuff about Fedora and decided to try it out. I gotta say it's NOW my daily driver. JUST WORKS out of the box, No driver problems whatsoever
After thinking about it a lot, I made the switch on my main machine! I could not be more happy (from Ubuntu, my laptop runs openSUSE Leap) : r/ Fedora
Fubuntu, because i love the look of ubuntu and i hate snaps & love dnf. : r/ Fedora
Long time fedora user since fedora core 2. Moved to mandrake, and then back. Tried Ubuntu and Arch, fluttered away and landed up on tumbleweed. Here to stay. RPM nostalgia. : r/openSUSE
Fedora vs Ubuntu | DistroWars - YouTube
Ubuntu Vs. Fedora: Which One Should You Choose? | FOSS Linux
I come from Ubuntu 22.04.2, and is it normal for Fedora to consume so much ram? : r/Fedora
Fedora 38 customization : Fedora
Is there a desktop environment that has the same Ubuntu/GNOME 'Activities' kind of overview when you press the Super key? (screenshot for reference) I want to try a faster/'better' and/or more customizable
I compared the RAM use of 15 desktop environments on Ubuntu : r/xfce
Fedora 36 is one of the best options for new Linux users : r/Fedora
Fedora is just stunning. : r/Fedora
