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The author raises some good questions about the licensing of the core utils. Why the MIT license? Why not stick to GNU GPL?
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The author raises some good questions about the licensing of the core utils. Why the MIT license? Why not stick to GNU GPL?
Linux Mint is a good choice but it doesn’t come with a GNOME flavour by default. You can install it yourself if you want, though.
I moved to Fedora after leaving Ubuntu. Worked fine for me, but you’ll have to re-train your muscle memory for some terminal commands.
sudo apt installbecomessudo dnf installandrpmis a little different fromdpkg. Other than that, with the Dash to Dock extension, Fedora feels exactly the same as Ubuntu to me.the bigger difference with dnf is instead of
apt update && upgradeit’sdnf upgrade --refreshWhy does dnf always default to n in y/n questions? That is annoying to me
So does pacman, I don’t see what package manager doesn’t confirm with y/n for safety.
With apt it defaults to (Y/n) rather than dnf’s (y/N) that’s what I’m talking about.
Ah you mean the capitalisation.
you can add the flag
-yif it helps