With the changes coming to the desktops of some major Linux distributions, it looks like we?re beginning to see some welcome differentiation between how each distro presents itself to users. Fedora and Ubuntu are of course well known as some of the most popular and user-friendly Linux systems, and while they have many similarities, their next major releases are both taking a new approach to the desktop. Ubuntu has decided to drop their Netbook spin and run their homegrown Unity desktop across the board. Fedora however has jumped on board with Gnome 3, confident that it will have all the form and function their users want. While we?ve already discussed both desktops before, Fedora and Ubuntu are both offering more than a makeover, and it?s time to dig deeper.