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My suggestion would be to first give Ubuntu-based distributions a try, like Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, or KDE neon. If there's still too much Ubuntu weirdness for your liking, try Debian. And if that doesn't satisfy your desktop needs, give Fedora a try.

All of these provide good out-of-the-box experience.

"BTW I use Arch"

Not a bad choice in all seriousness. But maybe in Manjaro/Endeavour versions.

I had a far better experience on Manjaro than Ubuntu and variants. AUR seems to have more of what I tend to use and rolling release means I can keep my projects up to date without having to add ppas every 5 minutes. If you're not vehemently against snap, it's also available.

> But maybe in Manjaro/Endeavour versions

But why? Nowadays `archinstall` is included in the official live ISO.

Probably Debian. :)

My preference is Fedora XFCE Spin. I'm easy to please, though.

Fedora with Gnome is a good choice.

WSL

1. Not a distro 2. Defaults to Ubuntu

That might be the joke.