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this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2024
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The standard recs are Pop, Mint, Ubuntu, or Fedora. All great choices.
I'll just add the option of jumping straight into the deep end and installing Arch. It's not my distro of choice (I run Debian) but you will learn a lot by installing and running it.
That's how I did it. But be careful: It won't be pleasant at first and very time intensive!