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Fedora 40 boasts more spins and flavors than ever
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It seems not unimaginable that whichever is more popular (/the default) will have more people reporting problems in the forum, regardless of how good it is?
Yeah okay. I dont deny that I would also prefer maintaining and QA-ing GNOME over KDE, as its just so much smaller.
But stuff like "there are no right click options for zip" are pretty crazy. Or the total lack of templates by default, for stuff like text files.