I think you’re right and nobody really wants to hear it but here goes: Fedora works the best on laptop computers which are the overwhelming majority of regular

I think you’re right and nobody really wants to hear it but here goes: Fedora works the best on laptop computers which are the overwhelming majority of regular people’s personal computers at home, and the only reason it can work so well is because of the work that went into systemd to get it where it is today. So much stuff is considered, even down to swap strategy for modern computers with solid-state drives, that Fedora should probably be crowned “least-worst distro” for ex-Windows users. If there was an effort to get them all on one, either gnome or kde (probably kde for ex-windows users tho) it would do wonders for Linux overall, and maybe 2025 is the year of the Linux Desktop with Win10 EOL. (I don’t even like it, or systemd really, but it’s a necessary ‘evil’ to have it backed by some sort of commercial entity as well)