Hey, I'm Not Against It. At Least It Works

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Hey, I'm Not Against It. At Least It Works

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The joke here is that the two images are exactly the same, implying that Fedora 43 brought absolutely zero visible changes despite all the hype around the update. As someone who's been through countless Linux distro updates, this hits right in the soul. We spend hours upgrading, reading release notes about "revolutionary improvements," only to find everything looks and feels identical. The changelog probably has 500 entries about kernel optimizations none of us will ever notice. But hey, at least it still works, which is honestly more than I expected from a major version update.

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