On my old MacBook, I have Fedora. On my work laptop and gaming PC, I have Nobara. On my home server I have Ubuntu server.
There is no best distro. You should try a few and find one that suits you. If you want something that just works and is relatively stable, go for Fedora. And if you have some peripherals or devices that require proprietary drivers, like Nvidia GPU, broadcom wifi, then go for Nobara.
On my old MacBook, I have Fedora. On my work laptop and gaming PC, I have Nobara. On my home server I have Ubuntu server.
There is no best distro. You should try a few and find one that suits you. If you want something that just works and is relatively stable, go for Fedora. And if you have some peripherals or devices that require proprietary drivers, like Nvidia GPU, broadcom wifi, then go for Nobara.
Mint and Pop_OS are also good.
Suse Linux is dropping tears…