Ubuntu tends to push their proprietary snap format, even replacing some dpkgs with secret snap shims.
Fedora will usually push major Linux changes before other distros; systemd, wayland, cgroupsv2, btrfs, etc.
Fedora will usually push major Linux changes before other distros; systemd, wayland, cgroupsv2, btrfs, etc.
I mostly use it for development - backends and data/spark mostly, nothing lower level. What does fedora do better? Is it something that was introduced in later releases?