For your daughter tinkering with a distro, yeah Fedora sounds awesome :) For the old ladies, no: Fedora has a short release cycle, and no LTS; not great for ma

For your daughter tinkering with a distro, yeah Fedora sounds awesome :) For the old ladies, no: Fedora has a short release cycle, and no LTS; not great for maximal stability. "a version of Fedora is usually supported for at least 13 months" ( https://endoflife.date/fedora https://endoflife.date/fedora ), while Debian is security-supported at least 5 years! ( https://endoflife.date/debian https://endoflife.date/debian ) Debian's whole project architecture & release cycle is built towards being stable bedrock, I see virtually no reason to use anything else if you aim at max. stability and don't care about running old (but still secure!) software.