I tried Fedora just a couple of years back (34, iirc) and was surprised so much how good it is! I used Ubuntu long before (like Ubuntu 8.10 before) and didn’t l

I tried Fedora just a couple of years back (34, iirc) and was surprised so much how good it is! I used Ubuntu long before (like Ubuntu 8.10 before) and didn’t like it back then. Debian was (and is) better, but at that time it didn’t include non-open WiFi drivers and now I stay away from Debian mostly because of the outdated software (when I don’t care, I may prefer Debian, it depends). So I use Arch for a very long time, because I can pick what I prefer (except the init system, of course) and it’s not outdated. But at some systems I just need it to work, be balanced with stability and software being updated. But I also don’t want to tinker too much. E.g. my home family computer that is used by other family members. Fedora is so good that it’s my first choice in many places.