First ... it doesn't matter what distro you pick - they're all "good" [enough] Second ... unless you're planning to learn cybersecurity, pentesting, etc, why w

First ... it doesn't matter what distro you pick - they're all "good" [enough] Second ... unless you're planning to learn cybersecurity, pentesting, etc, why would you want a security-focused distro like Kali? Third ... while they'll all run whatever desktop environment you want, it's probably going to be a lot easier to install a distro wherein you select the experience you want in the process Fourth ... go with what you know ... unless you really want to learn a new distro, just run what you know :)