congratulations, you found peace.

fedora is like the only normal guy in every friend group

All roads lead to fedora

You don't choose the larp life, the larp life chooses you

farewell to the 8th user of NixOS. You will be dearly missed. But glad you found what works for you. I personally enjoy looking and tinkering with my nix config and being able to use multi versions of any package and do not mind spending 5hours to fix a package that does not work. But also I work full time as a software engineer so code is my life

I Switched to Fedora when the official KDE edition come out... since no more distro hopping

we lost a good one. Us in the nix community have gone from 12 users to 11.

>You propably don't need bleeding-edge
No, i need (*pulls reverse*)

Two weeks later: "Why I switched to MX Linux!"

all roads lead to fedora i suppose

This is one of your best videos yet. I love the angle and it's just different. Great editing too btw. Great vid 💯

I run LMDE 7 with backports enabled, and installed the Xanmod kernel. Its been superb

Welcome to the party pal! Great video, great format, and great quality. Well done 👍

Peak quality, chill atmosphere

Conclusion: everything is subjective.

One of your best videos yet. Really chill vibes, love the format.

Linux is a hobby. Once you get bored with Fedora’s stability and predictability, you’ll be back on Arch. People choose Arch not because it’s bleeding‑edge, but because of its KISS philosophy and the joy of DIY. Have fun!

100% Excellent content & Keep up the good work bro ☺ Fedora is the way to go 👍

I recently switched from Arch to Silverblue, not becaus I was having issues with Arch but because I wanted to give the immutable/atomic thing another go and thought it would be cool just to have an image based system. This time around using the Ublue image template where I can manage my own image build I have a lot nicer setup than when last time I tried. I enjoyed the different video format and great video!

So I'm have Asus tuff f16 rtx 4050 intel core 5 laptop can I use fedora for deep learning and programming with performance for fast