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Suggest me a distro
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I don't like what RedHat is actually doing, but yes Fedora is the successor.
I'm not happy with RedHat neither. And Fedora 40 considering to add telemetry doesn't help. I love Fedora tho, but if RHEL keeps heading the way is going I'll hop to another distro.
Maybe is time to try Arch and embrace the meme (and learn, I'm a lil scared)