Puppy Linux is my favorite and I always carry at least two versions in 2 USB sticks.
My Vision for Linux is that before I kick the bucket it could reach 10% of the Desktop Use without any commercial push or any form of advertisement.
Statistically speaking, I call the the Natural Growth (not natural log curve).
It has surpassed 5% already and given the current rate of growth it would reach 10% by 2030 long before Next Olympics, when I am ready to quit this Planet and go on to a another World System with 4 or 5 dimensions.
I have no intention of going to the 13th dimension mathematically possible.
My simple reason is going by the current brain size and 140 I. Q. that I may possess now, the brain has to expand to the size of an elephant to grasp 13 dimensions without the use of a computer or AI enhancement.
I envision without more CSF and more cortical matter, I should be able to enter dimension 5 and that is far as I intend to go in my next life.
I have no intention of reaching Buddha Level of computational power but if I could reach our dog who is now in heaven in my next life that is ample enough, for me.
With moderate increase in my brain size and power, all my needs and aspirations at the 5th dimension could be accomplished is my simple belief.
I wish not have a computer or a LINUX desktop environment in my next life.
1. ZORIN OS coming from Ireland.
It us a commercial organization and it contributes nothing to free software foundation.
It's governance is secret and opaque.
I never tried it.
2. UBUNTU
This is again a commercial organization run by a dictator.
I gave it up long time ago and won't spend my time testing its latest releases which are at least 5 years behind in time in many areas.
SECURITY concern is only a catch phrase
3. Sparky Linux
This comes from Poland and I have a suspicion that it is funded by CIA for covert activity.
Somewhat similarly to TENS or PLOP OS.
I suspected it from its Sparky Linux Game Over distribution
Never used it.
4. Manjaro Linux
I think Mosad of Israel uses it for its covert activities.
I leave it at that.
I do use it but it has problems in reading my partition table of 29 Partitions.
I have tested it extensively in the past and a relatively good distribution but it's UPDATES come after installation and not during Installation.
5. Linux Mint not Debian Mint
It uses proprietary code by default.
I have stopped using it.
I used it during 32 bit era but not since.
6. Upcoming KDE Linux
It uses FLATpak and has lot of security vulnerabilities.
It does not seem to have a proper "patch-up" strategy.
My Recommendations are
1. Debian GNOME
Absolutely no problem.
I have used it for over 30 years without a loss of a single file.
2. ARCH Linux
I am new to ARCH
CachyOS is fabulous and it tops the www.distrowatch.com, ranking.
BlueStar Linux with very beautiful KDE Desktop
Endeavor OS which is minimal but expandable.
3. MX Linux
It is based on Debian but SLOW to adopt upcoming changes.
It has its own applications which I rarely use.
I used it in the past but it lacks the glamour in its Desktop appearance.
4. SuSe Linux
5. Fedora Linux
6. Consider GNOPPIX from Singapore
Both Free and with Subscription images.
7. Elive Linux
Unusual desktop effects
But I prefer using the Enlightenment Window Manager instead.
8. REBORN OS
Versatile
What I HATE
Kali Linux
If you have SECURITY concerns use PARROT Linux.
Home Edition
Security Edition
It is bit slow in UPDATES.
I just downloaded it but did not "Test Install", it yet.