Fedora is hardly better. I spent days figuring out how to install Fedora without Gnome junk, packagekit and other stuff I don't need.
Auto updates must die in hell. I must be the only one on my system who issues `dnf upgrade`.
Auto updates must die in hell. I must be the only one on my system who issues `dnf upgrade`.
Major points:
- dnf has a more complete dependency resolver than apt uses by default
- the notion of vendor change is extremely useful when managing multiple repositories on a system
- modern subcommand interfaces are great, and dnf's is stable and mature whereas apt's is still experimental
- dnf handles repo management itself. apt doesn't