Except Ubuntu did what Fedora/RH didn't used to do - break my shit. Everything would work great, then bam giant updates, everything broken (bluetooth, wifi, vi

Except Ubuntu did what Fedora/RH didn't used to do - break my shit. Everything would work great, then bam giant updates, everything broken (bluetooth, wifi, video, graphics cards, audio), have to start from scratch learning some new fad Ubuntu folk had invented. When I want to tinker or try out cool-new-tech, then sure, a platform like Ubuntu is great - semi-stable, half-working software. When I don't, Debian/CentOS are hands down just better. Sure, I have to configure my bluetooth, but I have to do it just once _and it never breaks_. Fedora used to be pretty great, then some personalities with inflated opinions of themselves started ruining the relative stability.