if you’re already a Fedora KDE user not much, but if you’re coming to Fedora for the first time the options on the Fedora page will put forward a KDE version next to the standard Gnome workstation, instead of hiding it on the spins page. Although internally the KDE version has been a mostly “first class citizen” (eg bugs in KDE spin has been release blocking), it will appear that way from a marketing perspective
what does this mean for a fedora KDE user?
if you’re already a Fedora KDE user not much, but if you’re coming to Fedora for the first time the options on the Fedora page will put forward a KDE version next to the standard Gnome workstation, instead of hiding it on the spins page. Although internally the KDE version has been a mostly “first class citizen” (eg bugs in KDE spin has been release blocking), it will appear that way from a marketing perspective