currently fedora 38. i've started on debian, then ubuntu for a long time, then when it became unsufferable i went back to debian, then when i couldn't stand th

currently fedora 38. i've started on debian, then ubuntu for a long time, then when it became unsufferable i went back to debian, then when i couldn't stand the old packages i finally gave up and switched to fedora. It's been a lovely experience so far. Everything works (including the mic on the bluetooth headsets, that never worked on debian/ubuntu), the system i very stable, i have nice guis for advanced security features (my laptop runs with SELinux enabled and firewalld on) and i get fresh software regularly. And XFCE as a desktop environment is not a second class citizen, so i can keep using a sane minded desktop environment. on my servers... two machines runs RHEL flavors: my main home server is running RHEL8 via the developer subscription. It's been rock solid for the last ~3 years. The backup server is running Rocky Linux 9, no issues so far. A remote server (small dedicated server) is running debian, because that was one of the few options available. edit: add servers.