The installation quirks of atomic will drive you batty. Just Fedora KDE sounds like what you’re wanting, I finally got sick of fixing Arch after a decade of it and have not regretted changing a year or so ago.
It’s very up to date but has never even had a hiccup on updates, and it doesn’t have a bunch of Canonical bullshit attached. It’s just a pretty current vanilla Linux distro with no fucking around. I think I’ve hit that bellcurve downslope of a quarter century of Linux use that starts and ends in the same spot, Redhat.
And it installs by default on btrfs, so install Timeshift or BTRFS Assistant with Snapper, and sleep well at night.
The installation quirks of atomic will drive you batty. Just Fedora KDE sounds like what you’re wanting, I finally got sick of fixing Arch after a decade of it and have not regretted changing a year or so ago.
It’s very up to date but has never even had a hiccup on updates, and it doesn’t have a bunch of Canonical bullshit attached. It’s just a pretty current vanilla Linux distro with no fucking around. I think I’ve hit that bellcurve downslope of a quarter century of Linux use that starts and ends in the same spot, Redhat.
And it installs by default on btrfs, so install Timeshift or BTRFS Assistant with Snapper, and sleep well at night.
Thanks