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Fedora 24 Will Ship With Linux 4.5 Kernel, Linux 4.6 To Be Offered As Update
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Originally posted by lgrootnoob View Postazrael, you are a god haha
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Originally posted by Azrael5 View PostWhat desktop environment uses fedora?
Fedora 24 primary version will use Gnome 3.20. The current KDE spin is keeping reasonably up to date with all the KDE5 updates. What KDE packages are in F24 at release is likely difficult to pin down at this point.
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Originally posted by Espionage724 View PostHas RPM Fusion gotten any better yet? Last I checked, F23 was still in testing and Rawhide had lacking support for months.All opinions are my own not those of my employer if you know who they are.
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Originally posted by Ericg View Post
RPMFusion has Fedora 23 support. But, AFAIK, the entire RPMFusion project is still a clusterfsck
Originally posted by debianxfce View Post...Technically gnome software is buggy and poorly designed, for example gnome 3 desktop, pulseaudio and networkmanager.
Originally posted by debianxfce View PostGnome 3 desktop is a good way to keep windows users away from the linux world. You can not even create your own desktop shortcut and you have non configurable full screen app menu.Last edited by Guest; 17 March 2016, 04:41 AM.
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Originally posted by Ericg View Post
RPMFusion has Fedora 23 support. But, AFAIK, the entire RPMFusion project is still a clusterfsck
Could you argue why it is bad, when it could not work better in any way on my machines?
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Originally posted by debianxfce View PostA year or two it was not possible to right click and create own launcher. Other ways are not ok, if you think people with windows background. I have read that now you can even move Gnome menu bar to top so it is starting looking like Xfce that uses less resources, is faster and is freely configurable. Last Xfce release was a year ago, gnome and kde are developed all the time and that causes poor quality.
That said, XFCE development proceeds at a glacial pace. True, they don't subscribe to the "move fast and break things" school of thought, and I really like that, but migration to GTK3 for wayland support has been going for a long while, and is nowhere near finished. Stuff is mostly bug free, but when you find a bug/annoying "feature", you will have to live with it for a few years.
Constant releases (not to be confused with constant development) and software quality are only weakly correlated. Constant releases could mean constant bug fixes, or constant introduction of half-baked "new features" that are buggy and unfinished.
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