I also went mad from trying to coexist with Ubuntu snapd, so now I'm on Debian. Fedora feels kind of wonky and sometimes broke on upgrades, and when it happened

I also went mad from trying to coexist with Ubuntu snapd, so now I'm on Debian. Fedora feels kind of wonky and sometimes broke on upgrades, and when it happened to me it was harder to get out of than when I put a stick in the wrong place in Debian. Adding non-free and less stable repos to Debian makes it a very slick and robust experience. Most software I want to have newly stitched edge is in their own repos anyway so stable is usually fine too, with a few select things manually installed alongside some asdf and SdkMan installs. Don't know if touch screens or biometrics work, but Bluetooth and touchpads and sound and so on Just Works on the machines I've tried it on over the last five years or so. Toshiba, Lenovo, HP Elitebook and ZBook, probably something more.