For work, I use Ubuntu+i3wm. Imo, when working with corporate environment with mostly windows, .deb distros are hard to beat for general availability of packag

For work, I use Ubuntu+i3wm. Imo, when working with corporate environment with mostly windows, .deb distros are hard to beat for general availability of packages. It also just works (even if Firefox snap sucks) Also Ubuntu is generally the most supported Linux distro from my experience. I've used fedora for work, but it's often more friction to get something installed. For example: teams dropped its .deb release officially not too long ago. A week later, some kind soul releases a snap with an electron wrapper of the webapp.