Fwd: Has fedora lost its charm ? ? ?

[Bryan J. Smith]

On Sun, 2007-04-29 at 20:56 +0100, Leo wrote:
> Have to agree with the author. Ubuntu has entered a benign cycle. Fedora
> still has a long way.

Ubuntu also doesn't have some of the foci of the Fedora Project.  I
agree that Ubuntu is a better home consumer desktop in most aspects, but
I find Fedora is a much better corporate desktop.

I recently had to deal with the frustration of Ubuntu on a corporate
network of UNIX/Linux desktops/workstations/servers (and not merely just
a few Windows servers).  Not fun, and missing a lot of capability and
compatibility I'm used to with Linux in a production UNIX network.  ;)

Fedora drops in just like RHEL, with all the features I expect.  While
it's great to try to cater to home consumers as much as we can, I like
the fact that Fedora has some additional focus -- especially one that
keeps it going strong by both the community as well as Red Hat itself.


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