I can’t say much about fedora But pop os is not bleeding edge or glitzy. It’s kind of a workhorse distribution. I like Pop!os, despite its strange name.

I’ve used it pre installed at work/ home and installed on a work machine to get the nvidia card working after being unable with the original Ubuntu OS. Pop is basically Ubuntu so software that works on Ubuntu works on pop. It’s pretty bullet proof.

The “pop shop” (oddly named installer program where you don’t spend money) has a lot of the open source applications with one click install.

I think both Fedora and Popos can be run via usb stick if you want to try them out.