The distros I've had the most professional experience with are Debian and Fedora. My main personal distro has been Ubuntu (usually the LTS version) for quite a

The distros I've had the most professional experience with are Debian and Fedora. My main personal distro has been Ubuntu (usually the LTS version) for quite a few years however I recently installed Debian 10 on my second laptop and have been quite pleased with it. Ubuntu is doing quite a few things I don't understand and don't want to take the time to figure out so I tend to have a higher level of trust in Debian. At least I can do a "df -h" and not have it polluted with a bunch of loopback mounts for snap.