On 04/22/2014 05:19 AM, Cristian Sava wrote:
Put more succinctly, there are some users that Fedora should lose because they
are only using Fedora
based on a lack of understanding of what Fedora is trying to accomplish. And
conversely, there are
some people who are marketing Fedora based on that same misunderstanding, and
causing damage
to the "brand".
Right - IMO, Fedora is in crisis, one primarily made @RH.
Agreed, but I don't think we would agree on exactly what the crisis is.
--Russell
Well,... I think Fedora is a wonderful distro, both for servers &
desktops, but not for anyone.
I feel more comfortable with Fedora than with Centos and I run Fedora
servers for many years with great success. I also use it as desktop at
home and at work.
And yes, it breaks sometimes after some nasty updates and I may revert
them, but I know how to fix needed things and all is working well.
I am not the only one to think Fedora is a stable distro, if you know
what you're doing.
C. Sava
I agree with you on that! I use Fedora as a desktop and I'm JUST
starting to learn it's "Server Capabilities" as soon as I get a handle
on that I will start to use it and deploy it on my home network which
isn't much. LoL! I use CEntOS as well and frankly I don't notice much
difference from Fedora, since they both use the YUM and I can get most
things done from the command line. I at first thought that the
announcement from CEntOS that they were becoming "part" of Red Hat would
be a bad thing, that they might possibly go away, but I think its better
this way, there was so much confusion for me at first when I saw
CEntOS.....Scientific....and even Fedora, that was one of the reasons I
chose Fedora as my main OS at home, because it wasn't a "cookie-cutter'
copy of something else....it looked original enough to differentiate
itself from everything else...I guess different strokes for different
folks is all.
EGO II
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