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Fedora, mainly because ubuntu is putting ai into it's release in the coming months. Which is fine if you're visually impaired, but afaict that's not why they're putting it in.
I'll be switching to Cachy once I'm forced to switch.
AI backed into the OS? No thanks, that's really a reason to NOT go for Ubuntu. Edit: corrected typo
Yeah. It was really disappointing to hear that. I've been using Ubuntu for almost a decade now. ;-;
Since Mint is Ubuntu-based: do you know if Mint will have the same AI crap in the OS?
Go LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition), since Ubuntu is based on Debian, you cut off their bullshit.
I'm honestly not sure.
Linux Mint DE, Debian Edition.
Fun fact, Ubuntu is based off of Debian then branched into its own world.