In my experience regular Ubuntu releases are still more tested and polished than Fedora or any Arch derivative. So it’s generally safer to use if you want to dr

In my experience regular Ubuntu releases are still more tested and polished than Fedora or any Arch derivative. So it’s generally safer to use if you want to drive more fresh versions of kernel and graphics stack. They’re not perfect though, some of them were pretty horrible over the years, like 11.04. The current 23.04 has also several gnome and mutter related bugs that are not critical, but annoying.