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@sethadam1@shakedown.social @latenightlinux@mastodon.social I'm definitely a Fedora fan, because it fits my personal preferences. I specifically like that it is bleeding edge, but not so much so it breaks all the time, thanks to the excellent release QA Fedora has. Downside is that you do need to go to rpmfusion.net to enable nonfree repos with closed drivers/codecs. I use the KDE variant, but the GNOME one is just as solid. I'm personally not yet ready to switch to the immutable variants, but I did test them and they rock too. Also an excellent choice, and rpmfusion.net supports them just as well. Using Fedora also means pretty much every developer will have a package or repo for it, and online help from forums and such is usually excellent and detailed. Fedora people are also all over Fedi, so they're easy to talk to.