the updates take like a few seconds to apply they don't even slow boot down and now for the issues because there were some first fedora NUMBER_TOKEN comes with pipe wire for audio and while that system has a lot of promise it has issues especially x exp no especially especially there's no x in that i feel like i just said nuclear especially with apps using alsa i had no audio playback in audacity and davinci resolve had super stuttery audio that made it unusable after i looked it up online i managed to learn that i had to reroute ulsa audio to pulse audio which would then be picked up by pipe wire correctly so install the necessary package and everything worked after that talk about a layer cake of audio systems the main big unsolved issue though is bluetooth i could not get it to work right on fedora i use an mx master NUMBER_TOKEN and a bluetooth keyboard and these keep going to sleep even while in use and sometimes fail to reconnect i also had huge lag spikes when using the mouse i tried everything i could find online disabling bluetooth auto suspend in the kernel changing values in slash etc bluetooth URL_TOKEN disabling auto suspend in modprobe d disabling bluetooth ertm nothing worked i could eradicate the lag spikes but my mouse and keyboard after a random amount of time would just disconnect and no matter how hard i pressed them they would not reconnect at all i had to plug in another device disable bluetooth turn it back on again and then reconnect my peripherals not a workable solution suffice to say i didn't stick with that and i used solar and a unifying logitech receiver for the mouse and i moved back to my slimbook wired pseudo-mechanical keyboard this is something that didn't happen on the same hardware on elementor ios or manjaro it's the same intel wifi and bluetooth card plugged in through pcie which has drivers in the kernel and works out of the box perfectly on other districts just not on fedora so will i stick to fedora and gnome in that incarnation yes for a while i really like that experience that smooth gnome implementation and i got used to the meh advaita theme i don't love the look but it works fedora is fast it feels coherent it gets updates regularly and the latest versions of gnome it doesn't apply any customizations that would detract from the experience and i like their future oriented vision with the use of the latest linux tank as a matter of fact it seems like fedora NUMBER_TOKEN will make wayland the default even for users of the nvidia proprietary drivers so basically well and for everyone gnome is a great desktop for me because i got used to it in no time and it just flies through everything i need to do i never feel i need to fight it to do something now i might move my laptop from elementary os to fedora i'm not quite there yet but the thought has been planned now this video was made possible by slimbook and i know you guys already heard about slim book but for those who didn't they're based in valencia spain they make linux hardware laptops and desktops and basically i only use their stuff their laptop their desktop their keyboard it's
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