Honestly, Chrome is the only thing I have beef with on Linux. I think I could say that it's the only major gripe for me at this stage. Chrome on Linux feels li

Honestly, Chrome is the only thing I have beef with on Linux. I think I could say that it's the only major gripe for me at this stage. Chrome on Linux feels like an afterthought. Even when it's set to use the Wayland renderer, dragging tabs doesn't work, scroll feels off, the window decorations don't resemble Chrome on Win/MacOS, nor do they feel native to Linux (in my case GTK and Gnome). I have actually been raising bugs with the Chrome team on Linux issues, they closed the scroll speed bug not long ago - only took a year after I opened the ticket :laugh: Though I am biased, I have a real soft spot for Linux and love how productive I am on it so I will look favourably on it. Other than that - The file manager on Gnome/Fedora is nowhere near as powerful as the Windows file explorer - but it's about on par with MacOS's finder so the bar is pretty low there. Aside from the installer, Fedora is actually pretty smooth when the stars align on your hardware. I can imagine it being a not terrible experience for a non tech savvy person - but I feel like I have been in the game so long I am out of touch with what it feels like to not be tech savvy