That entirely depends on what you're using it for. I personally use ZorinOS as my daily driver because it's easy to use, based on Ubuntu, and I like the interface.
If you're using the PC for gaming, go with Nobara. It's based on Fedora and has built-in support for Nvidia.
I used to have a job in IT, building PCs. It sounds fun, but building computers all day gets old fast. After about a year of working there I decided i'd like to try working in a different department, so I asked my boss about being moved. He told me that the specific department I had requested didn't need any help and the department I was currently in was his priority. That seemed fair.
A few months later, somebody in that department left for another job, so I saw an opportunity and I swooped in. I told my boss that if he was looking for someone to replace the guy who left, i'd really appreciate it if he kept me in mind. My boss told me that he appreciated and acknowledged that I had been working there for a long time and he would keep me in mind. About a week later he calls me into his office and tells me he's going to move me to the department I had requested.
9 months go by and I haven’t heard another word about being moved. 9 whole months.
At this point I was already thinking about quitting. Then I had a performance review which I was told would be one-to-one. But it wasn't. My boss and two of my department supervisors were there. My boss brings up an issue of which I was at fault, and shows me a spread sheet as evidence. I checked the date on the spreadsheet and it was from 3 months prior. If it was that much of an issue, why did he wait 3 months to tell me? Why not bring it up at the time? That's not helping anybody.
That was the final straw. I started looking for jobs when I got home that day. I got one and gave my boss 2 weeks notice.
Kindness to those who genuinely deserve it is a good thing. Just don't allow your kindness to make you naive