I will always reccomend Fedora. It’s definetly forward thinking while being stable, and it’s easy to game on (most distros are). DNF is also an easy package manager to learn, and looks much more organized than apt does (in my opinion) so you can actually see what’s happening. Fedora does also get updates sooner, which can include performance or driver updates.
I will always reccomend Fedora. It’s definetly forward thinking while being stable, and it’s easy to game on (most distros are). DNF is also an easy package manager to learn, and looks much more organized than apt does (in my opinion) so you can actually see what’s happening. Fedora does also get updates sooner, which can include performance or driver updates.