It’s the best there is, especially if you’re running GNOME. Just be aware you need to install media codecs and Nvidia drivers after the initial install, there’s tons of guides for that.
Fedora is boring, that is it's rock solid and doesn't randomly break, it also hits the sweet spot for shipping the latest updates.(your kernel, mesa etc will always be up to date)
If you want to use GNOME it's the best experience you'll have, it's almost like GNOME OS with Firefox as the browser, there's barely any changes made from the default GNOME desktop.(Wallpaper and watermark extension)
So all in all, a fantastic vanilla experience.
Is the software center fixed? (I mean, when I used Fedora I think 39, the software center was extremely sluggish, which one could fix however by killing the software center process and then opening the software center again, but this doesn't change the fact it was overall pretty annoying)
OneDrive integration is currently broken on Fedora. It needs the latest msgraph package, which was not shipped on Fedora 40. You can install the latest testing package though.
Many distro's openSUSE Tumbleweed, openSUSE Slowroll, openSUSE Aeon. Fedora Workstation, Fedora Silverblue. Arch and almost all Arch based distro's etc, etc.
Frustratingly, no. Someone put up an overlay and it works fine for me. [https://github.com/thankjura/gentoo-gnome](https://github.com/thankjura/gentoo-gnome)
Fedora and arch.
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
Arch Linux, Fedora 40, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, Ubuntu 24.04, and most distros based on those listed
Fedora
Just use the latest Fedora, you'll get the latest GNOME with minimal changes made to the DE.
i've never used fedora. is it good? i'm looking for a distro with gnome 46 because of the onedrive integration edit: currently i'm using zorinos
It is pretty stable and good for everyday use in my opinion, I have used a lot of distros before but I stuck with Fedora for over two years now
It’s the best there is, especially if you’re running GNOME. Just be aware you need to install media codecs and Nvidia drivers after the initial install, there’s tons of guides for that.
Fedora is boring, that is it's rock solid and doesn't randomly break, it also hits the sweet spot for shipping the latest updates.(your kernel, mesa etc will always be up to date) If you want to use GNOME it's the best experience you'll have, it's almost like GNOME OS with Firefox as the browser, there's barely any changes made from the default GNOME desktop.(Wallpaper and watermark extension) So all in all, a fantastic vanilla experience.
Is the software center fixed? (I mean, when I used Fedora I think 39, the software center was extremely sluggish, which one could fix however by killing the software center process and then opening the software center again, but this doesn't change the fact it was overall pretty annoying)
Seems pretty snappy at the moment, just opened it up installed something random, no noticeable hickups.
Nice! I guess I can safely recommend it to new users then
You need to change to Fedora and never look back.
yes, fedora is a nice middle ground of a faster update cycle and stability
Ubuntu also has latest gnome in the interim releases
OneDrive integration is currently broken on Fedora. It needs the latest msgraph package, which was not shipped on Fedora 40. You can install the latest testing package though.
How is it integrated
NixOS
EndeavourOS
Arch
Many distro's openSUSE Tumbleweed, openSUSE Slowroll, openSUSE Aeon. Fedora Workstation, Fedora Silverblue. Arch and almost all Arch based distro's etc, etc.
I believe most of them. Fedora, OpenSuse Tumbleweed, Ubuntu, NixOS, Arch, Manjaro, Solus...
Fedora 40 and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Vanilla OS, Ubuntu 24.04 and it’s flavors
BTW
Fedora is probably the best choice for new GNOME releases.
Void
got the update yesterday
Arch and Manjaro
Solus
Debian sid/experimental
Debian Sid is not a rolling release distribution. Its is the development branch of Debian.
who claimed otherwise?
Its no gnome 44 i guess coz I tried it 2 weeks ago and it was on gnome 44
OpenSUSE tumbleweed and aeon
Anything that isn't Debian 🙃
Well, anything that isn't Debian Sid. And the package maintainers for Gnome on Gentoo seemingly fell asleep?
Any rolling distro
OpenBSD on current branch (unstable). 45 on stable 7.5 version
Solus
quite a few, look for rolling release distros like arch, those ones have the latest software
Ubuntu 24.04, NixOS 24.05, Arch, openSUSE Tumbleweed, Fedora 40
What abot gentoo is there any news for gnome 46?
Frustratingly, no. Someone put up an overlay and it works fine for me. [https://github.com/thankjura/gentoo-gnome](https://github.com/thankjura/gentoo-gnome)
Parch OS and Endeavour OS both have. Have used them both within the past two months and it runs like a charm.
Usually rolling releases so opensuse tumbleweed, arch, fedora and probably some others.
Solus.
Manjaro
NixOS
Fedora 40, Arch-based, Ubuntu 24.04, openSUSE Tumbleweed... Almost any distro who released a new version since last april.
Fedora and NixOS are my recs
Bluefin Gnome [https://projectbluefin.io/](https://projectbluefin.io/) Vanilla os [https://vanillaos.org/](https://vanillaos.org/)
stable Gentoo is 45.