Over Ubuntu? Fedora is the Linux distro I’d hop to next – here’s why
ZDNET’s key takeaways
- Migrating from Ubuntu to Fedora is less stressful than you think.
- The similarities between the two distributions outweigh their differences.
- Both distros are great, but experiencing something new is a joy.
In the world of Linux, distro hopping is practically a spectator sport. At some point, we get bored with the distro we’re using and decide to try something new. Perhaps there’s a distro that offers better features, works with more hardware, or has a larger support community. There are so many reasons for switching distros.
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However, for those new to Linux, the idea of leaving behind a distribution that’s been working just fine can be daunting, especially when you’re considering jumping to a distribution that isn’t as familiar and uses different technology.
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