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Fedora, Flatpaks are so easy to use!
You can use Flatpaks on other distros, for example on Debian. And also snap, etc.
But Fedora comes with Flatpak pre-installed.
Yep, I used Arch for a couple years, but Fedora having them by default and making them easily findable via GNOME Software is why I use and recommend it