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vijethx
@vijethx
i found this on a linux subreddit where the OP posted about being new to ubuntu and asked for suggestions what do you think about this take?
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Juuso
@juuso
Not particularly useful advice given the context but he is not wrong -- the deeper you dig the more you realize Fedora is Linux done properly.
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vijethx
@vijethx
if you can spare some time, please elaborate on this would like to know more
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Juuso
@juuso
It is in the details. Red Hat tracks Linux development closely, but also implements them holistically. Systemd-based booting is one example: usually its a bash script, but RH and thus Fedora have it orchestrated properly (dracut). Many foundational pieces which are never seen by user are engineered for reliability.
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Juuso
@juuso
In many other distros, including in NixOS which I use, the integration of software, the deeper you go, is a mess in which some parts are modern and some are not. This may cause weird errors over time, or less configuration than is generally possible. Only in Red Hat and Fedora does it seem coherent and up-to date.
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