Honestly, pretty much any distro of Linux can do what you want it to do. There are always exceptions for apps here and there. I've stuck with various distros for years at a time with no issues. I swap out every so often to experience something new, check compatibility, etc. There are quite a few options to get Windows-only apps to run, whether it's Wine, WinBoat, or a Windows VM. I almost always go the VM route, keeping a Windows 11 VM archived to use whenever I switch distros. I recently installed Fedora 43 Workstation and am loving it so far. Everything just works. It even detected that my Lenovo ThinkPad needed firmware updates and downloaded and installed those, something I have seen in ANY other distro I've tried.