Don't ask here, no one here actually knows anything about technology. But that being said, I would use fedora, rolling release isn't the best for "professional" use. this also
I run Fedora workstation on my home battlestation and my x220 shitpad. I like it, but I want to warn you if you want KDE, it's laggy right now.
Bentley Baker
probably fedora just because it is slightly more popular and thus has better online support material. opensuse has yast but if you're not going to actually use it and just run regular apps, it's sort of a wash. both support flatpak ootb, plus community repos/copr (but i don't recommend installing packages from random maintainers). >rolling release isn't the best for "professional" use. there's tumbleweed and leap to choose from. i'd go with tumbleweed tho. >Fedora has better GNOME intergration >openSUSE has better KDE and yet you can run either on both and the differences are negligible
Hudson Barnes
The thread ended here. Both are rock solid distros, but Fedora treats GNOME as a first class citizen and other DEs are rather buggy on it. OpenSUSE is basically built from the ground up to support KDE.
Jeremiah Edwards
filepicker thumbnails on firefox isn't negligible
Caleb Nelson
get Kubuntu 21.10
>openSUSE bloated shit, SuSE 9.x and 10.x were lat usable releases >Fedora unstable software tested on (You) before it goes to paid RHEL
Adam Sanders
My favorite Ubuntu story is watching a guy in a mtg be unable to HDMI out his laptop to the room projector
Jose Wilson
>filepicker thumbnails on firefox didn't even notice this i guess fair if you care
Hunter Myers
>unstable software It's not Arch >RHEL Beta testing bullshit No matter the distro, if you use the kernel, you are a Red Hat beta tester already, I'm sorry.
Lucas Perry
>get Kubuntu 21.10 Bloated shit. Ubuntu was last usable in 2009 before they learned how to suck their dicks and huff their farts at the same time.