if you wanna put Linux on a brand new Christmas gift laptop, I think 6.14 could definitely be too old
in some cases even 6.17 might be too old
If the Mint installer uses 6.8, can you even install it on brand new hardware? missing a laptop's wifi drivers would be a huge pain cause then you can't update it without a usb->ethernet adapter
that would be enough frustration for most users to turn back to Windows
I think Fedora and all these rolling distros are too aggressive with updates. You gotta let changes simmer and get tested long-term before sending them to the mainstream users. But LTS is too slow. Kubuntu does it right, every 6 months is enough.
And of course Fedora hates Nvidia, so Bazzite should be doing their own extra testing of every update for Nvidia drivers or the kernel before pushing out the updates.
if you wanna put Linux on a brand new Christmas gift laptop, I think 6.14 could definitely be too old
in some cases even 6.17 might be too old
If the Mint installer uses 6.8, can you even install it on brand new hardware? missing a laptop's wifi drivers would be a huge pain cause then you can't update it without a usb->ethernet adapter
that would be enough frustration for most users to turn back to Windows