Yes, I'm still using as my daily os. I find that it is stable and kept updated without any large effort on my part. Ease of mind and security.

Have it on a touchscreen Thinkpad and it works well enough. It loses the cursor when using the touchscreen is my only minor gripe. I use the trackpad anyways. Other than that, it seems good. Computery.

I wanted to. Seemed like my ideal Gnome distro since I have a lot of annoyances with Fedora bugs.

However it was even worse

I use a Bluetooth mouse and doing any kind of installs through Gnome software would completely freeze up my mouse and cause lag with it.

Unfortunate, because I'd like to use it but its too janky for my mouse I guess

I did for awhile on PC, but more recently I couldn’t get it to run happily on an ARM macOS VM. I try off and on but it never works right, so I have boring old Debian when I need Linux (usually to disk repair for disks actually used by Linux machines).

Yes, I do. Also installed it on my parents computer, not much complain there. I think most people use it because it offers (mostly) newest software without the worry of it changing their system so much it became unusable. Most of them stay because of the small tight-knit community it has. I know I do.

The again I am biased 😆.

well, i just fired-up the last of the solus test systems i had here. this one a basic budgie. hadn't been booted since march. it took all the updates (and there was a lot) just fine. i'm gonna drop another 8gb into it (so it's 16gb, but it will still have hdd) and use it on my work table as a second (or 'third') pc.