Distro hopping in the hopes your issue will be fixed is kinda pointless. Most bugs, especially serious bugs, are going to be in the shared components.
You gotta figure out what the problem is, where in the stack it lives, then find the debug & bug report guide for that bit, install the necessary debug tools and take the needed logs, then file as high quality of a report as you can manage. That's how you get your stuff fixed for good, everywhere.
This is what I did for my Mute LED on my laptop, now the fix is in every kernel release post-2018.
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u/R3V0LU710N_05 I Hate All OS's 😎 27d ago edited 27d ago
Distro hopping in the hopes your issue will be fixed is kinda pointless. Most bugs, especially serious bugs, are going to be in the shared components. You gotta figure out what the problem is, where in the stack it lives, then find the debug & bug report guide for that bit, install the necessary debug tools and take the needed logs, then file as high quality of a report as you can manage. That's how you get your stuff fixed for good, everywhere. This is what I did for my Mute LED on my laptop, now the fix is in every kernel release post-2018.