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The original was posted on /r/fedora by /u/infinitesd on 2025-02-20 15:23:54+00:00.

I've only been using Linux in the various distro's and flavors for a few years now. Before Fedora, Mint was my main Distro using cinnamon, but tried Arch/EndeavourOS/Debian/Ubuntu/Gentoo (failed). Now I'm using Fedora 41 with KDE 6.3 and feel really good with it. The overall user base seems more friendly than some other distro's and accept questions from other users without being condescending or rude. I think this helps expand the user base especially with people moving from Windows 10 once support ends. Appreciate the updated apps as well. I was looking at Debian, but their still using KDE 5.27 without any bug fixes.

Unfortunately I have an Alienware desktop which I am reluctant to move over due to hardware issues, but KDE is close enough to windows that there isn't that much of a learning curve going back and forth. My work PC is also Windows so I can't change that.

So thank you Fedora! I'm sure I'll have more questions later.