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The original was posted on /r/fedora by /u/Kshatriya8 on 2025-06-27 14:28:57+00:00.

I just installed Fedora, because I'm kind of tired of automatic updates, bloatware, and other things in windows. I'm a researcher in Psychology, I use R for statistical analysis, JASP, I work with text editing. I'd rather play games in my PS5. I feel I can write my papers in onedrive without much of an issue.

The only thing that is not very intuitive is the sound configuration. I have a samsung book4 pro, and I didn't figure out yet sound configuration, but I could add without a problem my mic and headphones, which is fine. I don't usually go for my sound without headphones.

So anyone over here did the full jump to Fedora and never looked back? Until now things are running quite smoothly.

I kept my windows partition, and maybe in the future i'll shrink it even more progressively :)