If you don’t like Fedora, perhaps try a different distro. Fedora’s commitment to free and open software has the downside of making proprietary hardware less re

If you don’t like Fedora, perhaps try a different distro. Fedora’s commitment to free and open software has the downside of making proprietary hardware less reliable. From my own experience I would recommend Ubuntu or Manjaro. Those break rarely, if ever. It is hard to characterize linux distros in broad terms because they all take such different approaches — two could be as similar as Windows 10 vs 8, or as different as Windows vs Mac!