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I switched to Fedora KDE. It's still has many linuxisms along "bluetooth doesn't work" but if you have some basic IT knowledge, "we're already here". I wouldn't recommend it to a non-IT person though.

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What about Ubuntu though? I haven't used used Ubuntu since I switched to MacOS a few years back. But I would suggest that to even non-IT people

It's not only about the happy path working, it's also about the user being able to figure out the sad path.

BT largely comes down to the chipset, fortunately this is a user swappable device is most computers and laptops.

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