Fedora 37 Beta Now Available For Testing

[mirmirmir]

It should be noted that some of the performance optimizations in Clear Linux result in dropping support for older processors, which whenever it is proposed results in a groundswell of concerns and objections by those that would be impacted in the Fedora or Ubuntu communities.

We should make fedora spin with all optimisation enabled

[birdie]

From your sentence it seems you're alluding to the Fedora update process using a web browser (with known 0-day vulnerability), is that what you meant?

All the updates in Fedora go through (the) testing (phase) and then finally pushed to updates which means Firefox and Chrome may be actually delivered to users days after the respective companies have released them.

[horizonbrave]

All the updates in Fedora go through (the) testing (phase) and then finally pushed to updates which means Firefox and Chrome may be actually delivered to users days after the respective companies have released them.

Thanks for explanation, that's definitely a bit of exposure. Are you aware if Flatpacks get "pushed out" any earlier?

[cl333r]

Instead of playing pirated games on Linux like a true parasite, maybe the Russians should rather train how-to hold onto occupied ground?

Good that you're butthurt

[AlexDumi29]

We should make fedora spin with all optimisation enabled

GloriousEggroll's Nobara Project is a good step in that direction.

[Linuxxx]

Good that you're butthurt

Actually, am not -- but those supporting the failing Russian war-machine certainly are!

[jorgepl]

Instead of playing pirated games on Linux like a true parasite, maybe the Russians should rather train how-to hold onto occupied ground?

The thing is, Ubuntu has the best support out there for many things that are not so straightforward.

[cl333r]

Actually, am not -- but those supporting the failing Russian war-machine certainly are!

So you're still butthurt, great.

[RahulSundaram]

Thanks for explanation, that's definitely a bit of exposure. Are you aware if Flatpacks get "pushed out" any earlier?

If you want to bypass the testing process, you can always get the package from updates-testing repo (installed but disabled by default in Fedora) or even from the Koji build system web interface which is also publicly available. If you are willing to go this route, you can provide your feedback via Bodhi on the package as well. Flatpaks if they are directly maintained by upstream as is the case for Firefox (refer to "publisher" in link) would likely be published at the same time.

[Volta]

It seems to me that Fedora and Ubuntu are no longer competitive in performance with Solus/FreeBSD/Clear Linux/macOS in browser performance and other basic functionality.

Change Fedora's governor to performance. Done.

P.S. someone should be hung for slowing our systems down.