I use Fedora and I truly do love it. I find it to be far more stable than other distros I&#x27;ve tried, and it really does &quot;just work.&quot;<p>I know I&#x27;ve been suggesting it to people who are considering Linux for the first time, with the caveat of disabling SElinux.<p>With that said, I&#x27;m not sure if it is good for non-technical people or people who aren&#x27;t interested in learning about it. Getting certain things installed can be a bit of work, as they don&#x27;t support things like Chrome or even Chromium by default. I also view it from the perspective of not knowing how to use any graphical installers (do they exist?). If I was aware of that stuff, I&#x27;d possibly consider it for non-technical users, but as it stands, I don&#x27;t.