Fedora is a good choice for any new or old Linux user. It's a much more stable user environment than Ubuntu is today and well documented. If you are here for t

Fedora is a good choice for any new or old Linux user. It's a much more stable user environment than Ubuntu is today and well documented. If you are here for the whole Linux experience Manjaro might be a good option. Based on arch, rolling release but relatively stable for that. I would avoid smaller distros. Not because they are all bad. But because it's so easy to fix issues if you can just append 'Fedora XX' in Google and get it solved Ubuntu LTS is good for servers IMO. But the user systems are unnecessary painful for plenty of reasons starting from the default driver support down to Ubuntu specific configurations you would never know without Google and Stack overflow.