Looking for the Best Linux Distro for Everyday Use

Definitely check out Mint if you're looking for something that requires minimal troubleshooting. It has a familiar layout and should integrate well for your everyday tasks. I've had good luck with it on older hardware, and it’s known for solid driver support.

Honestly, since your requirements are pretty standard, most of the distros you mentioned could fit the bill. If you've had some experience with OpenSUSE, that might be a solid choice. But if you're really stuck, why not just try Ubuntu? It's a great starting point and tends to handle most tasks without much fuss. Plus, it's really user-friendly for newcomers!

If gaming is a priority, consider Fedora. It tends to have a good balance of stability and up-to-date software, plus a responsive community. And if you want a more tailored experience, install the KDE environment for that Windows-like feel. But if you want the simplest option, Mint is incredibly user-friendly and handles most things right out of the box.

You might want to explore CachyOS with KDE. It’s like Windows but faster and quite customizable. Just keep in mind that it's a rolling release.

I would recommend sticking with Ubuntu. It's straightforward and avoids a lot of issues that come with other distros. You can learn what you like or dislike from there and then decide to branch out if needed. But honestly, just toss a coin between your options. They all should work fine based on your needs.