My small and very personal comparison between Fedora 11 (which I run on my laptop) and Ubuntu 9.10 which is my main Linux distribution.

1. yum vs apt-get

   • yum is a lot slower than apt-get
   • why do I need connectivity when using yum search
   • Why does yum defaults to 'N' (no) when I ask it to install software?

   All in all I like apt-get a lot better.

2. Default resolution

   • Ubuntu 9.10 configured my EeeBox and monitor out of the box, Fedora 11 didn't.

3. Plymouth graphical boot

Very nice to see this in Fedora 11, I want this too for Ubuntu. Too bad Ubuntu does not use this in 9.10. It will happen in 10.04 (I heard).

1. Laptop

   • My new EeePC laptop has a Poulsbo video chip (thanks Intel for screwing me!) which Fedora 11 supports wonderful thanks to AdamW.

   • Ubuntu 9.10 does not support this chip, period.

So I'm happily running Fedora on my laptop and Ubuntu on my other systems.