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Try Aurora.
Everything I've tried to install has all been point and click using flatpaks.
If you're into gaming, use Bazzite instead, which comes with all the gaming stuff pre installed.
thank you for the recommendations!
Those are somewhat niche distros, id personally recommend mint, zorin, pop_os! or what have you.
It really depends on what your usecase and tastes are though.
Niche is relative - they are variants of Fedora, and have been getting very popular very quickly.
Haven't you just recommended 3 stale Ubuntu variants there?
Miny and pop are often updated, zorin does admittedly have a slow update cycle