In all reality it’s fine. Snaps are annoying on occasion, and the Amazon search integration was rightly riffed on, but it’ll work like anything else. Sometimes it’s just funny to riff on Ubuntu, and sometimes people hate on it because Linux people are very … er … um … opinionated. But if it works best for you then go for it.

My recommendation would be Debian + Flatpak & Appimages (or + Snaps if you’re the devil). Super stable, but also access to the latest.

Fedora is also a middle ground too, but they’re pushing flatpaks heavily so it might not matter anyway since Fedora + flatpak and Debian + flatpak are about the same.

Maybe estimated based up checking for updates or something? Just a blind guess though.

On VPN + Lemmy.World now, no issues yet

Seems to be a big crackdown lately. Freetube and Grayjay are the only apps that seem to consistently work.

• Stocks are historically more overvalued compared to company income than any other point in history
• World leaders are beefing
• Whichever side loses the US election will almost certainly call the results fraud
• money printer go brrr