https://media.ccc.de/v/5012-the-first-encrypted-steam-deck-runs-opensuse#t=0

OpenSUSE is better than Fedora

If you are tach savvy want to tinker look for NetBSD or Ironclad OS

OpenSUSE is very less recommended but I would suggest it

https://media.ccc.de/v/5012-the-first-encrypted-steam-deck-runs-opensuse#t=0

Also check out their AEON it is still in RC but worth looking out for. Meanwhile Fedora immutable can be used with Intel.

https://ironclad-os.org/

If you want stable Linux immutable base fedora silverblue is not good option. Wait for bluefin-LTS or OpenSUSE’s Aeon which is long support stable base Without frequent breakages you mentioned.

Probably OpenBSD NetBSD

If it came pre-installed on laptop majority wouldn’t mind.

That’s because FOSS is not paid. Imagine all distros minimum price of 1$

https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/torvalds-no-gpl-3-for-linux/

There are many other articles and videos regarding issue.

Oh nope linux is not GPLv3 infact Linus is against GPLv3

either that or relicense Linux to GPLv3 which linus won’t approve.

Here’s solution to problem https://lemmy.ml/comment/22277779

One side community wants total GPL take over and one side they don’t support total GPLv3 licenced Operating system like

https://codeberg.org/Ironclad/Gloire

https://ironclad-os.org/

https://ghostkernel.org/

Try Fedora which mostly have lastest kernel and drivers

Actually it’s KDE GNU/Linux distro

LMDE 7 for this configuration.

If you are using pkgsrc like system it will be easier. Even NASA uses it with their OpenSUSE system for NAS. Compiling has it’s own advantages but normal people don’t need it

NetBSD

For newbie i would KDE neon or LinuxMint cinnamon. PopOS environment is still not stable

Try Fedora Immutable distro it allows easy switching between different bases.