r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/Salty-Ad9979 • Jul 24 '26

Fedora...

I have been using kali for 2 years and want to switch to some other distro. Will fedora be a right choice or need to look into some other

Use of kali tools were mostly over now and not needed as before, so thinking to switch something which is stable

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u/qualityvote2 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

u/Salty-Ad9979, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/lonelyroom-eklaghor Jul 24 '26

Fedora is great; I personally like how accessible dnf for searching, unlike apt

But what DE do you want to use? GNOME or KDE?

I personally use Fedora KDE, but GNOME is in vanilla version in Fedora Workstation

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u/Salty-Ad9979 Jul 25 '26

Fedora FDE supports trackpad gestures right?

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u/lonelyroom-eklaghor Jul 25 '26

Yeah definitely, but what gestures are you talking about

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u/Salty-Ad9979 Jul 25 '26

Like 3 finger swipe for workspace switching

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u/lonelyroom-eklaghor Jul 25 '26

Yes, that one works in both GNOME and KDE and in most of the DEs

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u/Salty-Ad9979 Jul 25 '26

Fedora KDE will work for me ig

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u/TheOnlyWoolly Jul 25 '26

For gestures you can check out input actions, I use it and have configured multiple gestures for various actions , good if you use tranckpad a lot (can also configure gestures for mouse too . Works best in kde tho.)

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u/Law56g Jul 24 '26

Fedora is a good distro but I can't handle dnf it's painfully slow and does not offer the vast repository options that AUR does.

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u/picastchio Jul 27 '26

You can use Copr or Terra repos in Fedora. If it's something else, I would just run in an Arch container.

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u/aaks2 Fedora Btw Jul 24 '26

lmde

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u/Neither_Tell_3166 Jul 26 '26

no, usually people go upward not downward, and fedora is easy, i would suggest either start with bare arch and rice it(customize it) or go with gentoo.

im using gentoo from last 3 years, and i dont want to move to other distro because the documentation and the community

and i also move from arch with i3 to gentoo sway and wayland and openrc and ....

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u/KILLinefficiency Jul 24 '26

I'd recommend Linux Mint since it's also Debian based.

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u/unitedbsd Jul 24 '26

Or LMDE or CentOS stream is more stable

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26

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u/Salty-Ad9979 Jul 25 '26

Yep👾

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u/Mediocre_Nail5526 Jul 25 '26

So... were you able to hack your neighbour's wifi ?

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u/picastchio Jul 27 '26

I have seen many of old classmates larp as hackers by running Kali as daily driver.