[passthejoe]

I think the Fedora community is pretty responsive when it comes to fixing bugs that are under their control, and the developers dogfood the desktop enough that they care about these things.

Also, Fedora gets new kernels all the time, and that often takes care of problems that sometimes persist in more "stable" distributions.

I have one mid-level issue per release, I figure, and it is usually patched within a couple of weeks.

I did have a bad experience upgrading from F27-29, so I've only been on F29 for maybe a month or so, and it has been smooth so far. I will probably wait a few weeks to a month to upgrade to F30 to increase my chances of a trouble-free transition.