Fedora is my goto distro when I need to get stuff done. I've used it professionally and it has worked just fine with all the proprietary software I needed (jetb

Fedora is my goto distro when I need to get stuff done. I've used it professionally and it has worked just fine with all the proprietary software I needed (jetbrains, zoom, slack, spotify, etc...) Although Arch has a special place in my heart and I play from time to time with FreeBSD, Fedora pretty much just works out of the box, is very stable (in my experience), has decently newish software (even if it is from flathub...) and it's not to hard to find rpms around for more obscure software. The only issue that I've come across is with older software... Fedora doesn't seems to care that much about backwards compatibility so if I need to run a software with old ncurses version, tough luck.