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Very minimal setup needed post-install
Can do basically everything you need in GUI past the initial setup
Relatively fast updates
Very Flatpak friendly
dnf is ez mode
Has an official KDE Plasma edition for people migrating from Winblows
Has a very easy to use media writer tool to boot and install from a USB
Install has sane defaults for things like partitions so less chance for retards to fuck something up
It's perfectly middle of the pack for people who want a step up from immutable shit but don't want to just install arch lmao
Not very cool so the community is less ass cancer

>>106985262
I like it because it is close to RHEL which I use at work.

>>106985262
>Relatively fast updates
relative to what lmao? dnf is insanely slow, fuck these scriptlets they run, debian and arch are coded for free and their package managers are light speed.

>>106985324
I meant fast as in the repo is usually kept very up to date. The package manager itself is slow but also more retard proof than Debian which is more important for casuls

>>106985359
agreed, debian is bit less retarded proof than fedora, it has a bit more of "do it yourself" to it, i like both.

imagine beta testing for redhat/peoteringware

>>106985853
for free no doubt

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>>106985853
unless youre running on stable, youre beta testing for FREE to someone somewhere

>>106985091
Most likely due the brain damage you have.

>>106985091
What's the most appropriate version of this to install on a spare laptop? It has an nvidia GPU so I want to use it for occasional gaming but not as a daily driver

>>106987168
Bazzite

>>106985091
IBM.
https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/ibm-closes-landmark-acquisition-red-hat-34-billion-defines-open-hybrid-cloud-future

I tried it for a minute because we use Red Hat at work but then I remembered I don't like Red Hat

>>106987587
>be required to use UBI8
>also be required to use GCC13
>GCC13 installed as a developer toolset that needs to be enabled each time you use it
>breaks toolchains that sanitize the environment

Who thought that was a good idea? Why can't I permanently enable GCC13 using update-alternatives like every other sane distro? This is a fucking build container. If I wanted to switch to GCC12 I'd use a fucking GCC12 build container.

I installed Fedora 42 twice in a three week span. Both times it broke with some weird Plymouth bug that I couldn’t fix casually within an hour. Not worth my time, I switched back to Debian.

>>106985904
Not if you never report bugs