In in the same situation, as an Estonian e-resident, I have to rely on the Estonian smartcard software and went with Ubuntu on my work machine. The default expe

In in the same situation, as an Estonian e-resident, I have to rely on the Estonian smartcard software and went with Ubuntu on my work machine. The default experience has more bugs than I've ever encountered with Fedora: update center couldn't update itself but was nagging me about needing an update (a snap package classic), a constant crash popup error after login due to some funky component, some Gnome specific issues that I don't even care to remember (switched to KDE in less than a day). OP should be aware that using Fedora while relying on DigiDoc is a gamble. It breaks almost every year on Fedora (since 2021 when I've started using it). Last big one I remeber is when DigiDoc devs made some major breaking change right before the deadline for submitting the annual report, and I had to scramble to work around it. Thanks to some Fedora community member that made a copr with fixes ahead of the distribution package. Now I'm in the posture where I run Ubuntu for the software support, and development inside a Fedora VM. Also, the smartcard software works with Ubuntu's snap Firefox package, you just need to restart the computer, for some reason to have it picked up.