I've taken to having a Fedora 35 install on a bootable USB SSD. I don't prefer it for daily use (Ubuntu/Pop for me) but if I'm ever in doubt when debugging a su

I've taken to having a Fedora 35 install on a bootable USB SSD. I don't prefer it for daily use (Ubuntu/Pop for me) but if I'm ever in doubt when debugging a suspected Framework issue I boot into Fedora 35 as that's the semi-official/supported distro and version. Generally speaking I haven't found it to be any better than my Framework optimized PopOS 20.04 NVMe boot setup: - Rock solid Intel wifi (mostly thanks to Pop providing kernel 5.15.15) - Fingerprint reader works (custom fprintd/libfprint debs, kind of hacky but works) - PipeWire PPA for better bluetooth audio support - Suspend-then-hibernate for battery drain issues - Probably some other stuff I'm forgetting ATM - Quickemu - Still basically Ubuntu LTS for the occasionally goofy/proprietary stuff I need to run requiring it