I was strongly debating on going to Debian (from Fedora Silverblue) but as I was backing up my stuff from Fedora I said…I really like it here! Been here since Fedora 35 and been rolling since…have had a hiccup here or there but nothing major (mostly issues with gnome extensions).

I’ve tried many distributions. Nobara 36 introduced me to Fedora. After a few months on Tumbleweed, I finally came back to Fedora 38. It just works and I have an up to date distribution that doesn’t break (well opensuse is rock solid too).

I just hope IBM won’t fuck it up :/

For sure! My machine only booted into Windows exactly once, and I installed Fedora 36 from there. All that time the only issue that I had was my Bluetooth service would occasionally not start at boot and no matter what I did I couldn’t get it to start each time it happened. It often followed an update, so I assumed that it was a “Linux Problem.”

This morning it happened again and I did a bit of research. I found a Windows user with the same machine with me that had the exact problem, and apparently the card included in the laptop has static electricity issues and I needed to do other these year was to discharge the laptop and it was fine!

Turns out Fedora has been working perfectly all this time and it was a hardware issue!