kernel updates freak me out though to be fair Fedora might have the highest ratio of (# kernel updates) / (# number of previously working but now broken pipelines), especially if you wait a bit after the update. I used to have a non-linux certified laptop and had an especially bad few years around 2022 with ubuntu where every update I waited for something to break and my screen to randomly flicker. Lost atleast three linux comrades (using the same laptop) that year to ios.
What do you mean? Ive upgraded every release since Fedora Core 1.
kernel updates freak me out though to be fair Fedora might have the highest ratio of (# kernel updates) / (# number of previously working but now broken pipelines), especially if you wait a bit after the update. I used to have a non-linux certified laptop and had an especially bad few years around 2022 with ubuntu where every update I waited for something to break and my screen to randomly flicker. Lost atleast three linux comrades (using the same laptop) that year to ios.