Depends on your use case. For desktop use, ubuntu is really good because of actual drivers.
If you want to use a stable linux distribution on a server, i can also recommend CentOS (open source RedHat Clone) or ubuntu LTS versions (long term support).
Another nice thing is, if your use case need that, to build your own linux from scratch.
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Depends on your use case. For desktop use, ubuntu is really good because of actual drivers.
If you want to use a stable linux distribution on a server, i can also recommend CentOS (open source RedHat Clone) or ubuntu LTS versions (long term support).
Another nice thing is, if your use case need that, to build your own linux from scratch.
I like the "if your use case need that, to build your own linux from scratch" part.