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I went with fedora bluefin. It’s an atomic/immutable type OS, based on silverblue, but with a bunch of drivers and software bundled in. Atomic is not for everyone, but I love it. I tried it on a whim when I got my framework 13 over a year ago, and it’s been on there ever since. I’ve been using Linux on and off for a couple of decades now, mostly Ubuntu, but some others (OG DSL anyone?). Really though I’ve never been able to ditch windows until bluefin. My problem has always been that after a year or two, my system starts to get unstable. And you can forget about complete version upgrades. Out of the question. They never fail to always fail. I just can’t stop tinkering with things. But bluefin? It has everything I want and need in a daily driver. And it’s very nature FORCES me to not tinker with the inner gubbins. Thusly, it just works. Every day. Every update. Solid. I use distrobox for tinkering. Or I spin up a Windows VM in proxmox if I need to get crazy. And I’ve still got a Windows computer gathering dust in the corner for when Windows on metal is required, but that’s only happened once since I started this party. So yeah, if you haven’t given it a try, I highly recommend it.