Fedora has a reputation as the Linux distribution that gets things right first. A lot of people like it, and I get why. Spend some real time with it, though, and a different picture appears: a fast, modern base system wrapped in a desktop that still expects you to finish the job yourself. I tried it out, and honestly, I don’t get the hype.
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