I’ve recently dumped Ubu 11.4 because:
1) Unity goes against the way I operate.
2) Gnome 2/3 integration was difficult to achieve and Ubu broke part of the UI there:
a) LIBOVERLAY_SCROLLBAR issues have the Ubu boneheads saying “let’s just blacklist apps that don’t play well with Unity”.
3) General bloat… A recourse (memory, etc) hog.
a) Wants high-end hardware for full presentation abilities to work (sounds like M$7)

I tried as many live CDs as I could find in a night before settling in Fedora 15:
— This OS is NOT for beginners: Days to connect to my Windows machines (Samba bug??) —
1) Gnome 3 default desktop
2) Several more (Xfce, KDE, etc) more lightweight or prettier environments if you like.
a) None of these force me to change the way I do things.
3) Runs in a couple of hundred Megs (install on an old laptop if you like) and is highly secure.

it is wrong to being telling worst os on google search results

that fedora, ubuntu, redhat or xp is worst or good,

all the os are used for making life cycle easy and easiest,

so, in my opinion the more results for “xyz os problems” >=——>
it means its popularity,
and being numbers of users are using that particular os system,

all people know on network behalf linux is grand than windows,

and being provided above topics are distribution of linux

I am not a fan of ubuntu or fedora, but appalled by your logic (above), so wanted to post this:)

Google search for

ubuntu: 163,000,000 results
fedora: 46,300,000 results

Ubuntu 11.04 was released recently and it has a great GUI, gnome or unity because Ubuntu have spent time polishing it with themes and thought about users who may just want to use a clean OS on an old computer, it is based at every one.

Themes are smooth and the user end feels like a new modern computer. Ubuntu software center shows a lot of consideration and makes it a lot easier to down load stuff.

However! FEDORA has a rubbish GUI it is still on clearlooks or old gnome or whatever. It feels old and clunky and certainly does not feel any better to the user.

Fedora is good as a core for other OS’s: Linpus, etc. Not as fedora please get a life!

What would Arch Linux be in such terms?

I installed Ubuntu 10.04 and everything was smooth and worked right out of the box.

I am still a Linux newbie. I have been using Fedora and Ubuntu since version 8 and I must admit neither distros’ installation process is any more difficult than any version of Windows operating systems. A simple Google search on Linux partitioning and File System and at most 30-60 minutes of reading up on the two subjects would prepare any long time Windows/first time Linux user for a successful Linux installation.

windows problem: 302,000,000 results

fedora problem: 2,460,000 results
ubuntu problem: 9,660,000 results

Used Fedora since release 7. Everything has gone from hard to do simple things to YES it works.
During some of my upgrade sessions I have tested Ubuntu 8.04, 9.10 and finally 10.04.
What has allways struck me is that averything looks better in Ubuntu and simple things as mp3 driver and so on is allmost in you nose to install.
But after a while when the first chill has gone something in Ubuntu makes på not so confortable. It is not so stable as it should be, design is not that important anymore and it feels not as slick anymore.
The users at the Ubuntu forum feels like a kindergarden.
When my laptop got serious problems with my Wifi connection I gave it finally up. I installed Fedora 13 and I have not regreted once. I also suprisingly liked the looks better than those experimental Ubuntu theme looks. As usual Nvidia cards needs a bunch of commands to work, but the forum with especially leigh123 is by far amazingly helpfull.
The feedback from the forum is outstanding and the distro is very reliable on both of my computers.
So for me, no more Ubuntu. Only Fedora.
If you wan’t to try Fedora don’t give up at the first fence. Seek help at the forum and you will very soon manage the system. It gives back plenty.