Fedora or Debian stable?

Fedora or Debian stable?
If you had to use one which one would it be and why?

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Fedora, because apt is broken as fuck.

debian, because dnf is slow garbage that has less packages and i hate updating

>he thinks the packages belong to the package manager

Windows 11, because I'm not gimping my PC with Troonix.

>using the most gimped version of Windows

With rpmfusion that's not really true. With some tweaks to dnf.conf it can be pretty fast. Have you ever tried packaging a .deb? It will make you want to commit sodoku.

Fedora isn't really comparable to Debian Stable.
If anything, it compares to Testing, or Debian Stable compares to RHEL or its rebuilds.

Still picking Debian.

W11 supports nested VMs. W10 doesn't. In fact W11 has a tonne more features than W10 and it's faster.
>But muh taskbar
Use Start11 retard

>W11 supports nested VMs. W10 doesn't.
Yes it does.
>W11 has a tonne more features than W10
Such as?
>and it's faster.
Proof?