I've had the worst upgrade experiences with Ubuntu, when many a times it'd fail with a bad bootloader / incompatible daemon set. Once I even had to patch glibc

I've had the worst upgrade experiences with Ubuntu, when many a times it'd fail with a bad bootloader / incompatible daemon set. Once I even had to patch glibc because Ubuntu's was too unstable ugh. I've never had that kind of a problem with Debian or the CentOS distros, in general. I'd recommend those two over the others, if you want a good production environment. You should go Fedora if you know what you are getting; Never had a real problem with it; Currently, I'm holding off moving to Fedora simply because they haven't gotten official ROCm packages yet.