After a lot of distro hopping i settled on Fedora and loving it
After way too much distro hopping, I think I've finally found my home with Fedora KDE.
I've tried so many distros at this point that I've honestly lost count. Every time, I'd convince myself that maybe this one would be better, spend a few days setting everything up, and then find myself looking at yet another distro a week later.
But Fedora just stuck.
I don't even know how to explain it properly. Everything feels snappy, the software is relatively up to date, KDE is ridiculously customizable, and I just enjoy using my PC. It feels like the right balance between having new stuff to play with and not constantly worrying about breaking something.
Sure, it's not perfect. I've run into bugs, very annoyinng ones too. KDE can be weird sometimes. But for some reason, I still love it.
I no longer feel the urge to install something else every few days. And i finally removed my windows from the dual boot and no longer missing it. I noticed that windows was so sluggish compared to Fedora and I don't know what my hardware was being used for by windows. I noticed how fedora was not making my fans run as fast as windows for doing even the basic tasks. My pc stays silent on fedora in fact.
I'm curious what distro finally made you stop hopping? And if you're on Fedora, what made you choose it over everything else?