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Precise
Just glanced, like the idea.
Useful for setting up things post install, some pages are not updated and are really bad to follow
Something the Fedora twitter tweeted about. I assume a troubleshoot guide?
Concise
Unsearchable without external search engine.
simple and minimalist
Great UI but lacks much more docs compared to archwiki
smaller than arch wiki
Useful and practic for everything and everyone.
Details of the answers can be varied
useless
Knowledge
confusion
useless. very simple. very missing
Really good for basic issues, but once you encounter anything slightly complex or recent, you are out of luck with it.
Great stop to get more in depth information about fedora
Handbook of Fedora.
Barebones
It's something I guessed would have existed but didn't really think about.
The fedora docs contain lots of information but is rather difficult to navigate.
Lists of help articles that are usually helpful.
Fedora Docs is fedora "user manual" where pages try sometimes to be in the "how to" format.
docs about Fedora
Fedora Docs provide all necessary documentation to get started in Fedora
It's nice, but need to be expanded
A bit outdated
Constantly improving quality and value for solving problems.
less useful information than in the arch wiki
good
okay
Good but easy to find things and a bit incomplete (some things are still on the wiki)
Savior of the kernel users
I use it like a manual when I do a clean install.
Incomplete or sometimes outdated
Not so comprehensive but still useful in many cases
helpful guide for how to use fedora
Alright
the official Fedora documentation
Like a basic manual
Basic documentation for beginners
Good but limited content
a big step in the right direction
is aplace where you can all kind of information in just a simple site
Too sparse to of help.
Good and complete technical documenation, suitable for most skill levels.
Place to spoonfeed me solutions
It provides basic documentation for administering Fedora systems
Useful information but on a rare occasions something may be missing
Fedora Docs is random and incomplete. If I have a Pipewire issue, I wanty to be able to browse docs in the ame way as the Arch Wiki, ie by topic. For specific releases of a software, there could be a sidebar for all major realeases of that topic with the "historic" pages archived.
one of many other sources
Useful for release notes
the go to site for fedora problems
consistent and updated information for installation and configuration of Fedora.
A unique place to find some documentation strictly related to the Fedora Project.
Great source for Fedora/Linux related information
"certified" technical guides
It's getting updated and improoved, but still long way from Arch Wiki level.
The Fedora user manual.
Confusing and usually severely outdated.
Fedora docs is where I can find documentation for Fedora.
Archive of readme
Lots of old documentation
well designed and ease to browse but not exhaustive
Old official documentation
Simple
A place, that provides valuable information, which is best found. Via Google.
see above
The original source for Fedora technical information.
really good quality writing docs, for some reason search function not finding well the searched issues, need to use back DuckDuckGo to find info on Fedora Docs
Friendly but sometimes insufficient
Great source of information
Very handy, complete documentation of content
One source for help, but not the first or only one.
Official base information for Fedora
A disjointed experience.
Worryingly old (internet searches usually bring up answers from *old* versions, rarely current ones) and patchy (an "eclectic" mix of very in-depth and very suprerficial) and distressing (answers rarely refer to GUI tools, almost always CLI)
a place too go for walk-throughs too diverse problems and configuration of the system
Usually up to date and thorough.
Informative
Eine Ansammlung von Links die nicht Zielführend sind.
Fedora docs is both insufficient and outdated
quick overview possibilities
I guess I assumed it was just the official fedora documentation site.
OS Specific documentation and package manuals.
Centralized fedora documentation
Fairly thorough but outdated, or at least for a much older Fedora release
It is sparse, and often outdated.
A bunch of files
Adequate for basic, standard operations, needs to be more comprehensive and cover details and edge cases.
It's a site for documentation, right? I rarely go there.
Distro docentarion
good enough to understand several things about fedora
not very helpful as the docs i'm looking for don't exist or are sadly out of date
Needs more love, or set out to pasture
Concise, well done giving many aspects of what the question
Official documentation where usually there was a detailed guide for something a few versions ago that does no longer exist
Good resources
I haven't used it enough to remember.
NOT ENOUGH INFO
Documentation about Fedora
Authoritative fedora documentation
adds to man pages
Fedora Docs attempts to be the authoritative documentation source for the Fedora Linux distribution.
whatever the question, it gives decent answers
Previously non-easy to navigate through, especially from version to version. Lost the habit to check it first.
read in conjunction with Fedora System administration guide
Never has the info you're looking for
Basic and beginner
I use it to read about new Fedora releases information.
Fedora user manual.
Clean and to the point.
I do not know so very well what it is - I end up there via the search engine (DuckDuckGo) that I use, or via references from other sites
Often incomplete, not providing the answers I need as my usecases are outside the defaults
Never used it, I'll let you know the results when I do.
Good guides for setting up sysadmin stuff but not useful for troubleshooting
Last option
Well explained for each version. Works for me.
It's OK, as a cheat sheet o specific tasks purposes.
Greatly useful
The fedora knowledgebase.
a fancier and possibly more annoying version of the fedora wiki(s)?
Not open to allow user updates. Fedora provides libreoffice, accept comments or updates to be offerred via libreoffice and the CHANGE / COMMENT facility that LO provices
Good documentation.
organized collection of docuementation surrounding Fedora
Fedora Manual/wiki
Just started, but looks promising.
Source of reference information about Fedora systems.
much info
Source of knowledge
Fedora Docs is a resource to look all stuff if you have probs or just want to know how things are working.
The official repository of up-to-date docs on all parts of Fedora
not always suitable for use - missed some important topics
Weak user experience and limited documentation
It seems well thought out.
Great, but needs much more content
A great place to find all kinds of information about the Fedora offerings and the Fedora community.
Good and valuable commodity
Okay, not easy to find what I need; info is a bit scattered.
easy to read, search, and edit
Fedora Docs is the official documentation for Fedora Desktop Linux.
Looks like Redhat Docs, propably similarly outdated after a year.
Good for professional sys admins but too complicated for a typical home user
Good, but not great
Collection of highest level documentation about all the Fedora offerings.
Documentation for everything about Fedora
A good starting point to get information on how to do simple tasks and setup.
The only place to get release notes
Something that should be baked in the OS images from the start, not only online.
A modern documentation page for Fedora users.
Manual pages for system administration
New fedora wiki
Place to look up rarely used procedures - installation, upgrade, admin
Fedora faq site
complete, but not straightforward
useful
High level articles, with varying helpfulness, about random topics related to Fedora
General documentation on how to install, upgrade and use core Fedora/Linux features
Somewhat authoritative, but shallow compared to the Arch Wiki.
hidden
user documentation
Detailed contents where present are accurate and correct, but there are still gaps here and there.
Scattered and sometimes incomplete or outdated...
System documentation
The online toolbox for all things fedora
I have no idea it existed until now
It's getting better.
Point of contact for the basic installation and further adjustment.
A kind of wiki, containing informations on setup issues, desprictions of different Fedora-products and typical legal questions.
existing content is usefull, but it doesen't cover a lot
A bit technical and text heavy
Slightly outdated, but still useful.
good layout, easy to follow
community-built single source of truth,
Good community support
A site with good descriptions of how things work or how to do things with Fedora Linux.
It is there and some time when I search for something fedora related I find it.
Not well maintained or organized for the topics I usually need to research
Often containing wrong or old information, mostly useless, really.
Probably good for people who aren't knowledgeable about computers, and first time fedora users.
A collection of documents useful for a Fedora user.
It is the instruction manual for using Fedora.
Good source of info which needs curating; some somewhat dated info applicable to older versions if that is what you need.
The Manual for each version
outdated
Alwats found solutions to my problems, I am more than satisfied with the way things are explained and kept in the docs.
essential documentation
Very Bad solution : Not Portable at all ... we need a 2nd computer in case of failure !
A place to help get you set up and familiar with installing and running Fedora.
Knowledge hub for everything Fedora related.
Helps me upgrade between major fedora versions
Reference based approach to fedora.
obsolete
Does it even show in any search result (arch wiki does for many pages of the search results)
Wiki for Fedora
A place where to find information about Fedora and how to use it.
one to rule them all
Good source of information regarding Fedora
Handy
Documentation on Fedora XX Release Notes
An incredibly useful information warehouse for system administrators (on par with the Arch Wiki)
Professional documentation for Fedora users
Informative
actualy don't use it often
Information written to apply to a very narrow set of use cases without providing further documentation or pointing users in directions that might solve their problems
Well presented, but weird structure with, only updated chapters present in latest version.
Underwhelming
Good intentions, but not always satisfying place to get questions answered.
I have a hard time finding what I need there.
Fedora Docs is both a user's guide to the operating system as well as the project in general.
Formal, wide ranging documentation of Fedora.
A hub for discovering information about the Fedora Project and information about using Fedora Linux
An authoritative source on Fedora software
fine
bare bones last time i used it, with many sections not updated since much older versions of fedora
Mostly up to date.
documentation for Fedora Linux
Concise, but comprehensive.
The man page for Fedora
knowledge
In addition to documentation of Fedora Linux, Docs has a lot of useful, short how-tos (quick-docs)
Good starting point, but add a pinch of salt since it's not always up to date.
Good presentation, poor navigation, low amount of content.
The best place to go to when you are learning about your new Fedora install.
clean and to the point, but sometimes misses information
they are helpful
A bit hard to get to the information i am searching or and only partialy documented. If something is documented it is great to have.
Concise and easy to browse.
The place I go sometimes when CMake doesn't find a library and I need to figure out the RPM package name
Central source for documentation on Fedora releases and community
useful
Somewhat easy
Fine documentation still not at the level of the Arch wiki.
Outdated
A great resource for common Fedora questions.
A good project for people who fiddle with the computer a lot (ie not me)
It is more like a user manual
require many compression, not have examples appplicable for users
Good, but to few info and bad localization
insufficient
simple and cool
Fedora documentation
Is a useful collection of documentation relating to the Fedora project.
Fragmented
Fedoras offical documentation website
Fedora docs to me is like a user manual of the Fedora Linux distribution.
The place to go for all your Fedora needs.
Usually high-level overviews of Fedora and its components, with some more specific step by steps
Something you may run into but then close and look for the topic on Arch Wiki
Where you go when you need info about a specific Fedora issue
Fedora Docs are a great introduction for users but too sparse for system administrators and folks deploying servers at scale.
Well detailed user guide with optimization
A lot of blue bubbles.
A single place to learn more about the Fedora Community, including engineering and mindshare parts of the community, as well as team information and policies/processes.
It's a libre reliable structured guide of Fedora provided by a quite close and too small team, impossible to modify on the fly, so it's most often lags years behind Fedora project.
Wiki which is not uptodate.
Read the Docs before asking in Fedora.ask
A good documentation website, where all the information are are clearly explained.
good, but needs improvement.
helpfull
Fedora Docs can be useful but seems a bit generic and light in content.
It is a guide and doc
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