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Ubuntu is fine. Fair warning if you do go the debian route, upgrading from one Debian stable version to the next is not as easy as an Ubuntu distro-upgrade. But OTOH the Ubuntu upgrades are probably the riskiest part of ubuntu too.
Ubuntu won't be fine on their next LTS release. Snap is becoming even more mandatory. I don't have anything against Snap per se, but the way they're forcing it and tricking users when using apt is not right.