I never felt particularly drawn to Fedora myself, because it's a bleeding-edge distro—one targeted to the very newest software,...
Pretty up-to-date versions of a couple of apps that interest me, too:
I installed Fedora32 yesterday as I was trying to compile an OCaml version 4.10 based application that needed some bleeding edge dependencies. I found the dnf<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNF_(software)> (Dandified YUM) package manager was nice to use. I noticed with OCaml they list over 100 distros<https://ocaml.org/docs/install.html#Available-versions> and the version of OCaml that is provided in their repositories. It seems that they get their data from https://repology.org/ It may be one way to get a rough idea of which distros are bleeding edge and which are more conservative, plus. Also, if you scroll down, which repositories don't contain the package you are after. Some examples: https://repology.org/project/ocaml/versions https://repology.org/project/python/versions https://repology.org/project/blender/versions cheers, Ian.