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They took too long so I moved off of PopOS 22.04 over to Ubuntu 25.04. I had tons of audio stability issues among many other things that I wanted fixed as well.

They took too long so I moved off of PopOS 22.04 over to Ubuntu 25.04. I had tons of audio stability issues among many other things that I wanted fixed as well. I also have a lot of Gnome extensions I depend on right now, so I'm not ready to run a completely new DE without a healthy extension ecosystem to fix the quirks. I love the idea of a Rust DE and all that, but I can't really risk it for my daily driver machine.

noisy_boy 1y ago
Same - I got tired of waiting and moved to KDE on Fedora. Zero complaints and regrets. People said that Fedora is too bleeding edge and things break but fingers crossed, it has been an awesome experience.
- ajcp 1y ago
  I've been running Fedora for years on my XPS 13 and am very pleased. Had zero issues except the integrated webcam doesn't work, but honestly that's a feature to me.
  - andrewflnr 1y ago
    Weird. I'm also running Fedora on an xps 13 and my camera is fine. In case it makes a difference, is yours the Ubuntu-specific version?
    - ajcp 1y ago
      Yup! I bought the Ubuntu specific version and flashed Fedora on it day 1. From everything I've read this was fairly common behavior.
      - andrewflnr 1y ago
        Wow. I use the camera all the time and I'd be pretty annoyed if it didn't work. I wonder how/if my setup is different.
  - mixmastamyk 1y ago
    I had to blacklist newer kernel series that broke AMD graphics. But overall quite like it.
- hodgehog11 1y ago
  Exact same story; Fedora has been so much more wonderful than I expected. Made me realise just how far the Linux desktop has really come these past years while Pop OS languished. I've tried the alpha, and while bugs were few, Cosmic doesn't look or feel like home to me. The slightly off positioning of items on the taskbar, the high contrast borders... It's speedy, but it's not for me.
  - troyvit 1y ago
    I might try Fedora now that kde-neon is going the immutable route via kde linux. That said one of my most stable times with KDE was installing it over Pop!_OS. It was rock solid.
    - noisy_boy 1y ago
      That's exactly how I caught up to speed with KDE. I installed it on Pop and liked it so much that it is my default DE again after many years.
- wilsonnb3 1y ago
  There is a Fedora Cosmic spin available as well for anyone who likes Fedora but still wants a nice Cosmic experience out of the box
6thbit 1y ago
Moving from an LTS to a non LTS is not a great thing if you're after stability.
- francislavoie 1y ago
  I am well aware of the risks. But I much more highly value getting bug fixes earlier rather than waiting a whole two years with partially broken software. As evidenced by the fact that everything I need to work does work now, and all the problems I had before have suddenly disappeared. LTS is overrated IMO.

noisy_boy 1y ago

Same - I got tired of waiting and moved to KDE on Fedora. Zero complaints and regrets. People said that Fedora is too bleeding edge and things break but fingers crossed, it has been an awesome experience.

ajcp 1y ago
I've been running Fedora for years on my XPS 13 and am very pleased. Had zero issues except the integrated webcam doesn't work, but honestly that's a feature to me.
- andrewflnr 1y ago
  Weird. I'm also running Fedora on an xps 13 and my camera is fine. In case it makes a difference, is yours the Ubuntu-specific version?
  - ajcp 1y ago
    Yup! I bought the Ubuntu specific version and flashed Fedora on it day 1. From everything I've read this was fairly common behavior.
    - andrewflnr 1y ago
      Wow. I use the camera all the time and I'd be pretty annoyed if it didn't work. I wonder how/if my setup is different.
- mixmastamyk 1y ago
  I had to blacklist newer kernel series that broke AMD graphics. But overall quite like it.
hodgehog11 1y ago
Exact same story; Fedora has been so much more wonderful than I expected. Made me realise just how far the Linux desktop has really come these past years while Pop OS languished. I've tried the alpha, and while bugs were few, Cosmic doesn't look or feel like home to me. The slightly off positioning of items on the taskbar, the high contrast borders... It's speedy, but it's not for me.
- troyvit 1y ago
  I might try Fedora now that kde-neon is going the immutable route via kde linux. That said one of my most stable times with KDE was installing it over Pop!_OS. It was rock solid.
  - noisy_boy 1y ago
    That's exactly how I caught up to speed with KDE. I installed it on Pop and liked it so much that it is my default DE again after many years.
wilsonnb3 1y ago
There is a Fedora Cosmic spin available as well for anyone who likes Fedora but still wants a nice Cosmic experience out of the box

6thbit 1y ago

Moving from an LTS to a non LTS is not a great thing if you're after stability.

francislavoie 1y ago
I am well aware of the risks. But I much more highly value getting bug fixes earlier rather than waiting a whole two years with partially broken software. As evidenced by the fact that everything I need to work does work now, and all the problems I had before have suddenly disappeared. LTS is overrated IMO.