There is one for Flathub apps that needs to be installed on Flathub, one for old GTK apps, and one for newer GTK apps I think

When I update Fedora to a new version it keeps the old version available to boot to on bootup by default. Just another reason why I like Fedora.

In my experience Fedora with GNOME is really use friendly and intuitive to use, and I’ve never borked it when not using the terminal. It also has a lot of extensions you can install to customise the experience, and almost everything can be done via a GUI.