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What makes Fedora better (apart from having more recent packages)?

No snaps, better reliability during upgrades, more trustworthy devs.

That was enough for me to switch some of my machines.

I never upgrade Ubuntu straight away, because I don't want to deal with broken packages.

Imagine a world where the distro tests its updates.

You should check out Fedora.

If someone is looking for a snap-less system, but will like to stay in the Debian/Ubuntu ecosystem, do give Linux Mint a look.

bookmarked for the response.