Mint is arguably the most refined Debian variant at this time. I used Ubuntu for many years but got tired of fighting with obnoxious snaps that I didn't ask fo

Mint is arguably the most refined Debian variant at this time. I used Ubuntu for many years but got tired of fighting with obnoxious snaps that I didn't ask for. Mint doesn't use them, but supports flatpack instead. Not only that, but if you don't use them, you need not know they exist—unlike snaps. Fedora on the other hand is fine. Although ultimately plays into the hand of Blue Hat, keep that in mind.