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Currently, Ubuntu. I've been flinging back and forth between Debian, Mint and Ubuntu for years.
It works for my goals. I can even play my halb dozen computer games. I don't need to deal with MacOS prices or annoying "must be Apple hardware to run" [I could run a Hackintosh but why?], and I certainly don't want to touch Windows with a 3m pole in my machine.