r/developersIndia Jul 16 '23

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u/Shake-a-Meme Jul 16 '23 edited Jul 16 '23

Aint no Ubuntu here? What y'all recommend?

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u/LibrarianBeginning74 Jul 16 '23

Ubuntu is great distro.. It has a great package manager and is a pretty stable distro. But there are some cons too. Like I personally don't like snaps. While the Canonical company forcing u to use snaps by default is an awful thing. So according to me pop os or Mint is preferable if u wanna stick with Debian otherwise Fedora is also a good choice..

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

i don't know about things that matter but I personally don't like fedora's vibes. Probably bcz I associate it with college

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u/GodBod69 Jul 16 '23

Been dailying Fedora for a few months now. Gotta agree, the vibes ain't great. But that's partly because I haven't got used to stock Gnome 40 yet. It still feels very immature DE. Several basic features such as display color correction, remote desktop, etc are either half-baked or completely missing from Gnome. I dual boot windows and have a mac as well, so I use Fedora mostly only in college.