If you just want to use your computer, Fedora Silverblue is pleasant and boring to use, and it doesn't break when you upgrade it (which takes 2 clicks and no fu

If you just want to use your computer, Fedora Silverblue is pleasant and boring to use, and it doesn't break when you upgrade it (which takes 2 clicks and no further questions). Behind the scenes it's eccentric and doesn't work like other Linux distros, but if you just want to use your computer, you don't care what's behind the scenes. In particular, if you use the command line a lot, you'll need to become friends with https://containertoolbx.org/ https://containertoolbx.org/. Also, Silverblue's website is crap. But it's the only distro I know of where I could give it to a non-technical user, say “when there's an update, yes you should install it”, come back 5 years later and expect them to be on a recent version that still receives security fixes. (Ubuntu sometimes asks scary questions during an upgrade.)