Heard about the new release, how is it? Is it stable? Is it botnet?
How is Fedora 30 these days?
Jonathan Bailey
Kevin Howard
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Fedora, is in fact, IBM/Fedora, or as I've recently taken to calling it, IBM plus Fedora. Fedora is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning IBM system made useful by the IBM branding, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
David Lee
Did the Fedora project changed after IBM happend? I have no problem with "Big Linux"
Parker Myers
No. IBM also said that they would not change redHat.
> stable
Pretty much yes, even though it is kinda rolling release
> botnet
No. It's fully free software (except some drivers)
Connor Ward
It's not rolling. It's just following upstream faster than most other non-rolling distros. Rawhide is the rolling release variation, but it's very unstable, as it's only intended as a testing platform.
Lincoln Morales
Wait about half year it will stable as like redhat
Owen Cox
>Did the Fedora project changed after IBM happend? I have no problem with "Big Linux"
reddit.com
He answers such questions in that IAMA thread.
It's been my daily driver for several years and was the distro that made me stop distro hopping. If something drastically changes due to the IBM aquisition, I'll go back to Gentoo.
Angel Reed
That's why I wrote 'kinda rolling release'.
Josiah Roberts
Being up-to-date does not make it "kinda rolling release".
Logan Anderson
where is CentOS 8? i might go with that instead of upgrading to 30