Fedora's browser based installer is a big improvement.
Fedora's browser based installer is a big improvement.

During a recent comment in this sub I said that Fedora needed a better installer. I had been running rawhide since version 40 and just kept it...

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During a recent comment in this sub I said that Fedora needed a better installer. I had been running rawhide since version 40 and just kept it rolling along. I hadn't done an actual fresh install in ages.
So last night I downloaded the beta for 42 and did a clean install. It was my first time being exposed to the web browser installer. It's a substantial improvement!
I think it's much better for new users to be exposed to one decision-making tree at a time, versus the old installer where all the decision trees were provided to you at once. Anyway, great job!