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These days, you probably won't need all that tweaking.
I'd recommend Linux Mint.
Honestly Debian would be a better choice if you want a rock solid stable experience.
True that. However, Linux Mint may have a better out-of-box experience.
Note: Debian is my favorite distro.
Linux Mint Debian Edition looks like a common ground for you two ;)
Unless you're using nvidia :')
... which is why I'm still on Ubuntu. Debian was my first love with Linux. Still have it on a ton of servers. Also have a weird USB video card (Display Link) for my 4th monitor. So I don't feel like switching, everything just works RN. If I was to jump, it'd be for Nix and all it's new hotness.
Fedora with Cinnamon desktop has been gooood to me. Admittedly it's on a Thinkpad
Isn't Linux Mint just green Ubuntu?
Without snaps
Entire different desktop environment+no snap+yes flatpak+nice community+light