If it's so bad, then why is it the most popular? Arch is a no-go for most people and any sane IT department. Fedora doesn't offer LTS and RH/CentOS feel quickl

If it's so bad, then why is it the most popular? Arch is a no-go for most people and any sane IT department. Fedora doesn't offer LTS and RH/CentOS feel quickly outdated on desktops, let alone laptops. Ubuntu ships a distribution that works on most hardware and provides a reasonable desktop environment. While snaps aren't the most elegant solution, they do the job when your users need to install stuff like Jetbrains IDEs for instance.