> The issues largely fall into two categories - missing software, and missing or undercooked hardware support.

I've trying every Fedora release for about two years, with a view to switching (back) from macOS. Everybody has their priorities, but Fedora is now there on software and features for my uses. If I switch back now, I'll lose the official Google Drive client, but that's it.

In the past, I've run Linux desktops without hardware issues by buying slightly older ex-corporate laptops with Intel CPUs and graphics. Today, there seem to be a bunch of vendors offering Linux preloaded, so I don't expect to this to be a big problem.