How to get closer to upstream versions for official fedora packages

[odi-3 (Angelo Schirinzi)]

@odi-3

The ability to have a non-immutable distro with GNOME Vanilla out-of-the-box perfectly functional and without unnecessary pre-installed packages and applications; and the fact that it works like a modern operating system without having to get lost in lengthy and complicated configurations.

However, I would like it to be more timely with updates and for this timeliness to be the same for all packages; unfortunately, as of now, this is not exactly the case. I would also like it to be rolling and not fixed (this would eliminate the problem of versions lagging behind with updates).

@ilikelinux @steppybug
I am not referring to the release of Gnome updates, but Fedora.
Not even Rawhide would satisfy the criteria I place, as it does not have a testing phase, essential to keep a system safe. If I can make a parallelism, Manjaro is a good example (it is rare to find packages that are behind with updates).