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      If you everyday tasks include document signing or scanning with a Wifi printer, then maybe steer clear of Bazzite and Kionite and opensuse Aeon/kalpa.

      I would go for just normal fedora or opensuse tumbleweed instead.

      Mint is also great if you don’t have a “fresh off the production line new hardware”.

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          I haven’t been able to get flatpaks (what you have to use on Bazzite and Kionite) to work with a wifi scanner and I have been using Linux since 2016, so not really beginner friendly. Apparently some people have gotten it working, but still, it works generally out of the box on Fedora, Mint, and Opensuse Tumbleweed I think.

          WiFi printing works fine though.

          But if you have a USB printer, or don’t use the scanner of your WiFi printer, Bazzite is great!

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              I have. I have given them more and more permissions but they can never connect to the saned service and I haven’t been able to find a single shred of documentation about it from any atomic distro and my discord messages were ignored. There are a few posts asking about it for various atomic distro but it is very much “it works for me shrug” or “it doesn’t work at all so I had to layer the scanner app” with 0 mention in anything about the correct flatpak permissions.

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                damn, it sucks

                Do you use a VPN or something? Sometimes it can block local devices or crash drivers for some reason

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      Basically every distro ships with office as well as a browser

      If you need specific software then just download later like you would on windows

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        sure

        I’m always a bit worried that other distros could have things harder to set up or less stable, that’s why I want to go with mint

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          They are all perfectly stable if you’re just using it for office stuff and browsing. You only need to worry about stability if you’re gaming or doing tech stuff, like homelabing.