I'm quite surprised to see Fedora leading. Don't get me wrong, I would have voted for them nevertheless. When I read the previous article and subsequent thread I thought Fedora or OpenSUSE made equal sense but was going to support Fedora since I have more faith in them leading the advancements in desktop Linux, I use it myself and their close to upsteam, cutting edge approach just agrees with me.
As a sidenote : I really see no sense in having Mint and Xubuntu being there. Unless either of them is planning to rebase the only reason to pick them would be as a message to Ubuntu rather than for their own advantages over it. The DE is all but irrelevant (realistically speaking) and if anything Mint's 2 main DE's are dead code or a bigger mess than current Unity and almost certainly the Qt-based Unity.
Just run Fedora with which ever DE makes you life easier, Michael.
As a sidenote : I really see no sense in having Mint and Xubuntu being there. Unless either of them is planning to rebase the only reason to pick them would be as a message to Ubuntu rather than for their own advantages over it. The DE is all but irrelevant (realistically speaking) and if anything Mint's 2 main DE's are dead code or a bigger mess than current Unity and almost certainly the Qt-based Unity.
Just run Fedora with which ever DE makes you life easier, Michael.
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