I moved to using Fedora and its been pretty solid. Recently started using the Silverblue variant which is pretty well suited to do things in containers due to t

I moved to using Fedora and its been pretty solid. Recently started using the Silverblue variant which is pretty well suited to do things in containers due to the readonly nature of its root filesystem. There are some aspects that are annoying (like installing software) but that not something I do frequently so its fine. And if you're not a GNOME fan, there's a KDE version of Silverblue called Kinoite or something similar that's basically the same thing but with KDE instead of GNOME. My reasons weren't necessarily because of Snaps because Fedora has Flatpaks which are the same useless crap from my perspective. It was mostly just because I wanted things to be closer to current releases. Otherwise its been solid.