
Installation is very easy. Since this is a Linux-based OS, it uses much less memory, CPU, and other resources compared to other Linux OSes. We can also add another security layer on this OS and use it for penetration testing. At the same time, we can set up the development side as well. It provides a very clean and neat UI, and we can install apps either through the provided store or via the command line. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are no default apps pinned on the desktop, so switching to other apps is very difficult and it’s not good for multitasking. Ubuntu provides some default applications in the left panel, and it also has a large selection of apps in the app store. Fedora doesn’t seem to have as many available as Ubuntu. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.