Not sure I'm willing to try Ubuntu for the 8th time. I use Linux server all the time, but I don't want to mess with configurations and installing a bunch of unique software to get netflix to work. More bloatwear the better. (I half joke)
I'm not a fan of how Ubuntu does things, but I'm at a point in my life where I want something that's fire-and-forget. Certainly wasn't the case before, might not be the case in the future. You'll be making some kind of compromises when choosing your computing environment. Be upfront with what you can compromise and what you can't and choosing will be easier.
Today I use Gentoo on my main box, Alpine on my file server (I wrote this on using Alpine with full disk encryption: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/alpine-linux-with-full-disk-e...), Void on my router and Dedicated server.
My favorite current distros are currently Void, Gentoo and Alpine.
Even Ubuntu is pretty good these days. As of April it also includes Nvidia drivers.
Linux is essential part of my workflow too, but I completely understand why that poor Linux Foundation person had to use Adobe CC on a Mac.
Netflix works on Firefox out of the box.
Here is a list of Popular Distros
So Linux users worldwide don't use any of those Distros like Mint (#3), Ubuntu (#5), etc?
What do they use?
The ranking portion can be misleading.