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  • ManniSturgis@lemmy.zip
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    3 months ago

    I just want new packages and Tumbleweed sucks, and don’t even get me started on Fedora and their codec nonsense. Every time I tried Fedora I run into issues. You can’t even use their packaged version of VLC cause they don’t also package the correct version of ffmpeg. Fedora is a joke. Nobara even worse cause that one is outdated on top of it. Arch is the way and you are all wrong.

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      3 months ago

      Thank software patents for the codec trouble, not Fedora / Red Hat. They just don’t want to get their asses sued for free software

      Anyway I can use VLC and ffmpeg just fine with RPMFusion, idk what ur issue is, but judging by that

      you are all wrong

      i probably just wasted my time on a brainless troll like you.

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        3 months ago

        They just don’t want to get their asses sued for free software

        How come the other distros don’t seem to care? Does it just come down to them being based in the US?. They can’t be the only distro mainly based in the US, can they? VLC would not play ANYTHING. That was installed from RPMFusion in Fedora Kinoite 39. But even IF it were to work, this whole RPMFusion thing is ridiculous. If I had to install a bunch of codecs and drivers from the AUR I would say the same about Arch. That would absolutely kill the distro for me.

        i probably just wasted my time on a brainless troll like you.

        Hard to argue with that ;)

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            3 months ago

            It’s an issue with zypper, if you ever updated your device, you did encounter it. Maybe you have never seen how fast Arch updates are in comparison.

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              3 months ago

              Well my arch machine, I update using yay, and speed it takes differs depending on how long I haven’t use that PC. On my TW PC I don’t know the time it needs, since it does it automatically when I turn off the PC…

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        3 months ago

        Eh, just my personal opinion. I tried it once and didn’t like it. But I can admit that is similar to me saying “Gnome sucks”. It’s obviously a matter of personal opinion.