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You gonna be very upset when you realize that Fedora ditched support for some essential codecs for hardware acceleration on Intel Integrated Graphics and any forum won't be able to help you properly. Bullshit experience. Arch is much better (btw)
Why do we gotta be like this?
Fedora is fine, it's the work of seconds to add non-free codecs.
You don't even have to do that, if you use a flatpak.