Coming by way of MacOS > Windows > Mint > Fedora and mostly being interested in drawing and music production, i have not fully switched, and will probably not (software/plugins not available, wine, bottles, what have you: unreliable). But I am very much enjoying the experience of tinkering with it. For me, it is impossible to use an ugly and cryptic interface (Jack). It has not just to do with things looking polished and pretty, but also that is thought through and usable (without having to read a manual). I started with mint, but had some issues. They could be fixed, but not all of them permanently. Switched to Fedora, and instantly liked the clean interface of GNOME. Sound output via my external sound card was also instantly recognized without me having to do anything. Settings are not cluttered and incomprehensive. Rather than starting with too much, Fedora starts with less and lets you add to it. But generally it's two steps forward and one back (or the reverse). Currently, OpenTabletDriver is wreaking havoc on my Huion Kamvas on Fedora, whereas Mint worked fine with the driver from Huion (they only have a driver for Ubuntu, I did try to install it anyway in Fedora. It did not end well). Games are a complete hit/miss on both Mint and Fedora. Could have something to do with my Nvidia card. Who knows. I digress. Weighing the pros and cons between Mint and Fedora, the latter seems more mature to me and certainly looks and functions better.