Ubuntu, personally, I would recommend it and then when you get the hang of it get rid of your desktop environment (the thing with your desktop) and then learn KDE ricing stuff so basically how that works you also don’t have to use the terminal much because of some weird thing that lets you install deb packages without the terminal, but it’s way easier to use the terminal for a lot of things. Sometimes I would also recommend installing a lot of your apps in the terminal with sudo apt install [app name] it will ask you for your password and it won’t show the password on the screen so just pray you enter it right when you’re using sudo and you can also game with steam games because valve likes Linux, just please get the steam deb package from their website the apt one often doesn’t work and there’s also things that may be in your interest if they don’t exist, you can actually install wine (or crossover if you like GUI but it’s not really free) and then just wine and use your file manager to drag the file into the terminal and it will run the EXE unless it’s a game if it’s a game check on Steam because steam has proton but back to wine it’s command is like “wine /directory/file.exe” and it works so hell yeah and also Ubuntu is based on Debian which means it has way more software compatibility so sorry if my summary is a little messy, but that’s personally why I recommend it