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[–] 7 points 5 days ago (1 child)

Reminds me of my try of Nobara. I do clean install, it installs and starts updating itself for a long while. Afterwards it tells me to reboot, and that the update has failed. I am??? Since I am a noob, so I reboot. And the whole system fully breaks, and no trouble-shooting helps, so I have to re-install. No biggie, just mildly annoying, it was a clean install after all. Then I do some searching to figure out, what went wrong, and find out, that updates failing and the system fully breaking, and having to re-install it if you reboot, is apparently normal behavior for Nobara.

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  • [–] 4 points 5 days ago

    I've had Nobara on my PC for several years and not had a problem, though I know others have

    Having said that, if I could be bothered I would probably just return to regular Fedora again so that I could have a decent package manager and updater...

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