Fedora 1 Year Later: Still a Top Linux Distro or Not?

Fedora is known for pushing the boundaries of Linux innovation, but how does it hold up after a full year of use? In this long-term review, we explore Fedora’s performance, stability, software compatibility, and update cycle to determine if it’s still worth using in 2025.

🔥 Key Highlights:
✅ How stable is Fedora after a year?
✅ Performance improvements and challenges.
✅ Frequent updates: A benefit or a drawback?
✅ Issues with drivers, codecs, and legacy software.
✅ Fedora vs. Ubuntu LTS, Debian, and other distros.

Should you stick with Fedora, switch to something else, or try it for the first time? Watch now to find out!

📌 Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
Fedora’s Reputation & Innovation
Performance & Stability After a Year
The Downsides: Setup, Updates & Compatibility
Who Should Use Fedora?
Final Verdict & Future of Fedora

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[MyAmazingUsername]

5 Years after I switched from Windows to Fedora Workstation: Yes.

[haplozetetic]

My first serious foray into Linux was in '99 with Redhat 5 and I learned a lot from the included book. After a number of years, I ended up on Debian based distros until about 2 years ago when I tried Fedora to get an early start on learning Labwc on wayland. Every few weeks an update would result in the system freezing while trying to boot. I am now back on reliable Debian most of the time, and Lubuntu at work, and for learning Labwc and wayland at home.

[feligato_]

Fedora reminds me in some way to the old good days of slackware. I use Ubuntu Server mainly in the machines that I administer, but Fedora Workstation for my devices.

[OldMan_PJ]

Youtube performance was abysmal for me with Fedora, switched to Linux Mint and it's a far better experience.