I've tried rails on Windows and Ubuntu, but there's a big difference in command speed, so I'm trying to use Linux directly on other hard disks.
I was thinking of installing Ubuntu, which is the easiest to use, but I'm tired of it (subjective thinking), so I'm thinking of using Fedora.
The rails distribution server is Ubuntu, so is there any big problem if I code it on Fedora and distribute it with a capistrano?
If there is an issue, I wonder if there is a problem like Ubuntu, Fedora Ruby, or rails
A good way is to match the development server and the distribution server, but I want to use a fedoraYo
linux ruby-on-rails
Once the Ruby or Rails version is the same or the minimum version that the program you created can work with, there is no problem.
By the way, Ubuntu and Fedora are of different Linux families, so the basic package management method is different. Therefore, it seems that the basic Ruby/Rails configuration may cause difficulties.
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