Why did I switch from Fedora to Ubuntu after 2 years?

I have used Ubuntu from year 2006 and left in 2022 for Fedora. Now, it is time to go back.

After 16 years of using Ubuntu, I said enough and switched to Fedora. The major reason was Canonical’s approach to Ubuntu all these years.

I will remember all these controversial decisions and map them into a timeline based on online resources. I may be wrong about the timeline, or my source may be wrong about the years, but the topics are not. These actually happened, and I was a very active member of the Ubuntu community.

I Changed My Go-to Linux Distro for the First Time from Year 2006

Everything started in 2010 with Unity desktop. It was the first time Canonical stopped listening to the user base and began to decide themselves. I was not against Unity and was in a tiny group of people who liked it. Still, I was very much against putting an immature desktop environment into a mature Linux distribution. In 2010, Ubuntu was years ahead of other Linux distributions on desktop environments and servers. Although I like Debian more on the servers, I know from…