I've distro hoped a fair bit myself, before settling on Fedora. Though I almost exclusively use Gnome.
I used Manjaro for about a year but they don't vet their updates as much as they should and about once a season it would break my system.
OpenSuse (2 months) felt clunky to set up for development while still somehow having a lot of bloat and installing packages felt overly complicated but it's probably great for web admin stuff.
Debian (1 week) needed to much work to get to a usable state with far too much of it being more out date than I would like, and I had issues getting non-free wifi drivers set up.
Fedora *just works* for me and rpm is simple to use.
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I've distro hoped a fair bit myself, before settling on Fedora. Though I almost exclusively use Gnome.
I used Manjaro for about a year but they don't vet their updates as much as they should and about once a season it would break my system.
OpenSuse (2 months) felt clunky to set up for development while still somehow having a lot of bloat and installing packages felt overly complicated but it's probably great for web admin stuff.
Debian (1 week) needed to much work to get to a usable state with far too much of it being more out date than I would like, and I had issues getting non-free wifi drivers set up.
Fedora *just works* for me and rpm is simple to use.