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Fedora 41 with Proposal to Adopt DNF5
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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It's been a while since i used fedora but last i remember dnf was awe fully slow compared to pacman. In fact so slow that i was wondering if there was some kind of bug somewhere. Glad this is being addressed. Fedora is imho the best distribution to get someone to use Linux for the first time. It works so well.
I recommend giving dnf the
-Cflag to most operations, particularly those that don't involve downloading packages. The default behavior is often similar to pacman's-yflag and so the metadata sync ends up slowing everything down by orders of magnitude.