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Was Fedora always so unstable?
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Rock solid on my 11-yo laptop that has been running fedora and updated every 6 months since I bought it in 2012.
I've always updated late in the fedora cycle - maybe that's the go.
Yeah, I've been running Fedora since the first Fedora Core release. Only ever had an issue once, back on FC4 but was easily fixed. My current laptop is 8 years old and is solid. Only issue is rotating it causes airplane mode to turn on, so I don't rotate it.
I only have problem with driver in Fedora, and nothing Else. Only Upgrade driver when needs to.