I spend more time dealing with my partners windows machine when it does an update getting their audio up and back to what it was, then I have with linux in 8 years (at least). And I did a major change from deb based into redhat base. And I dont even think its a bleeding edge distro issue, as I do run a Nobara system and that is based on fedora (which is still considered bleeding edge for the most part).
I spend more time dealing with my partners windows machine when it does an update getting their audio up and back to what it was, then I have with linux in 8 years (at least). And I did a major change from deb based into redhat base. And I dont even think its a bleeding edge distro issue, as I do run a Nobara system and that is based on fedora (which is still considered bleeding edge for the most part).