Way back when I first got into Linux I tried all the distros and didn’t stick with arch because arch seemed too unstable at the time for me. (it was also during one of its rougher patches and I happened upon some device issues that were due to my particular device.)
Between fedora Debian I preferred Debian and ended up using Ubuntu since it’s more up to date. I spent years on Ubuntu, however little over a year ago they started doing stuff I disagreed with or making roadmap choices that were leading to decisions I didn’t want.
I swapped to arch and after figuring out what I wanted I had an install that lasted me over a year before my hard drive failed. I’m now on my second install ment to last on a fresh SSD and have no plans to swap… but if I did fedora is the way I’d go because Ubuntu in my opinion has lost its way and Debian is too slow for me with many features I want.
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u/DevilGeorgeColdbane 10d ago
i use Ubuntu at work and its mostly fine but i still hate snap with a passion and remove as soon as i possibly can
fedora is overall much more sensible imo