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Definitely, Fedora Silverblue is the best Linux distribution out there.

I have been running Silverblue on one of my machines for several months, maybe even coming up on six months, and I would disagree. It could be very useful for certain situations/conditions, but best or general use? I disagree. But the nice thing about Linux is choice!

Yeah, sure. I've been using it for several years in both laptop and desktop, and I love the idea of immutable filysystem and having different boxes for different coding environments. I've never needed to reinstall anything. It's very stable.

I got 'the bug' to try it after talking with someone who uses it "professionally" as do you. I thought it might be great for new Linux users - but quickly determined that was not the case, IMO, unless they had some very close on-call tech support assistance. The person that planted the bug in my ear

I fully agree on Mint for new users. I prefer Xfce, not for low resources demand but because I simply like it. I'm going to