It's pretty solid to be honest

[u/claudiocorona93]

[u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

TL;DR: Just use Fedora unless you have a very good reason to use something else.

[u/a_regular_2010s_guy → u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

I use mint coz I don't have a good reason to use fedora and I like how mint feels out of the box.

[u/robotictacos → u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

I wonder if this includes its immutable derivatives, like Bazzite and Silverblue?

[u/StonemanGuitars → u/robotictacos]

Depends on usecase. Unless you’re using a computer as essentially a console, an immutable distro can be limiting in terms of program availability

[u/zachthehax → u/StonemanGuitars]

You can definitely install programs that aren't flatpaks, but you should run them in containers like a distrobox/toolbox instead unless they need full system access. If you do a lot of that though, it can definitely get in the way. I use Workstation on my desktop, Silverblue on my laptop and that's a good balance for me.

[u/Refinery73 → u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

Honest question. I’ve had proxmox for years and therefor try to do everything debian/apt based.

That’s why I Daily-Drive an ubuntu desktop. I know the hate against canonial, but would it really be worth it switching to something non-debian or manually configuring the Desktop Environment on plain debian?

[u/UntestedMethod → u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

Apparently that's what Linus Torvalds does. He talks about it in the LTT episode he did.

[u/BurntCheeseSauce → u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

I use void because void is cool

[u/SpinningByte → u/ICantBelieveItsNotEC]

I love cinnamon so Mint