I dropped Ubuntu for Debian, then dropped Debian for Fedora and now I'm frankly very very happy.

Ubuntu had hit the proverbial last straw for me when they started shipping even the dumbest things as snap: the fu--ing calculator. Opening the calculator (a 250kb binary) took 10-15 seconds because snap had to download the images, mount layers etc. I never hated a linux distro so much.

Debian was fine but very stale, and a lot of things i use every day were broken or non functional. Particularly Firefox and bluetooth stuff.

Fedora... It's just great. Software is fresh but very stable. Anything bluetooth works. Whole distro-upgrades don't break my system.

Updating Ubuntu basically always meant reinstalling everything. At some point i was going LTS to LTS.

I'm not going back to Debian/Ubuntu.