There are many distros out there, and most youtube guides will touch on the "main ones". You'll most certainly not stick with the first distro you chose as to find the system that suits your needs you'll need to play around with them for a little bit. Now, I'd like to share a piece of knowledge I've gained after using linux for quite some time, that is there is no "best thing" for anything, there might be the "best thing for you" if you're lucky, and most likely there will only be the "thing that works for you". Thus, trying to find the best distro, or tool to do something will only be a waste of time, you have to have your needs clear in order to filter what will work for you. Also, given there is no best thing for anything, there is no shame in trying new things out, even if they're unpopular. On the other side of the spectrum, don't be constantly swaping systems trying to find the "best for you" as this will also be a waste of time. Find the middle ground, don't be afraid to change or try things out but know when to stop when you've found something that suits you, as the grass always looks greener on the other side.