If you like (or are okay with) GNOME, I'd recommend giving Fedora a try.
Been using for a few years now and it has been the closest thing to "set up and forget" to me (I needed to install some codecs to play H.264/HEVC video). Painless upgrades, decent software catalog... It has been extremely reliable. Highly recommend it.
The Bloomberg article this site links to states that "as governments struggle to encourage vaccine skeptics to take the shot, companies are increasingly using access to company premises as a clear incentive."
I wonder if companies overestimate how much their employees like working fully on-site.
Of course, this was how things were in the past for most people. But it's not like work from home is inferior across the board and we're all eager to ditch it once we can. "Tying" vaccination with the possibility to get back to the office sounds like they think that's the case.
Been using for a few years now and it has been the closest thing to "set up and forget" to me (I needed to install some codecs to play H.264/HEVC video). Painless upgrades, decent software catalog... It has been extremely reliable. Highly recommend it.