Initial Benchmarks Of Fedora 32 Linux Performance

[tildearrow]

Typo:

For most of the heavy workloads, Fedora 32 was performing similar to Fedora 31 on this Intel COre i9 system.

[skeevy420]

It actually does, you have to be super careful. If RHEL started shipping with loads of unlicensed h264 codecs there almost certainly is going to be a legal case given how popular RHEL is.

Fortunately, there's both the Flathub and Cisco h264 codecs so this issue is a bit less of an issue now.

Maybe it was bad timing or something, but I only ever had success with the Flathub/Cisco stuff with Silverblue based on 31 and plain Fedora 32. Any other combination with SB seemed to result in error codes from video streaming sites.

[skeevy420]

I'm not even sure why this is a concern. I immediately download some tropical themed photo from the net and have something to dream about while doing whatever on the machine.

Exactly. Themes and wallpapers are subjective.

First thing I do is set my wallpaper to use the NASA pic of the day. At least when I go to my desktop I can daydream about a Starman wanting to meet us but being afraid he'd blow our minds.