If you get tired of Ubuntu and Linux Mint, then try Fedora or OpenSUSE. These are also well-known distributions with large communities. And you can find solutions to most of the problems that will arise with them.
If you have the time and inspiration to learn Linux well, install Arch Linux, pure Debian or Slackware. They require more effort to learn, but will help you better understand how Linux works.
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