Nowadays, I've heard some ROUGH experiences regarding it, from various places around the web & I just have zero interest in it, lmao. Sure, there are distros that could be summed up as "Fedora + extras", but those often are just ease-of-access stuff, not exactly "gamer" oriented or too much either.

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Yeah, aha... I've never really understood the appeal of Nobara - even when I first tried it YEARS ago. It just seems like Fedora + extras, I guess? Maybe some optimizations here & there but overall it didn't add much, and I didn't benefit from the "post install steps" thing very much.

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Like, there are probably easier distros for *just* starting, but the fact Fedora keeps updated while not being annoyingly behind as other options, maintains relatively consistent stability & doesn't break (at least for me), like, ever... I've a hard time suggesting much else.

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I think that, with *some* patience during the initial setup of Fedora Linux - no matter the desktop you prefer, I truly believe it's one of; if not the best beginner experience & one of the best distros, overall. Stays updated & outta your way. Configure it as you want & it's good to go. I love it!

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Fox: Why are you here this morning? Trump rally attendee: Well, in the late 70s, I was a little too young to go to South America for the Jonestown Massacre. But this is as close as I'll ever get, so that's why I'm here. There's nothing like seeing a cult right up front.

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