any distro would meet your requirements apart from heavily themed and diy distros. some options: Arch based : Arco, Manjaro, Artix Debian/Ubuntu based : Mint, Ubuntu, Pop_OS most of them work same only thing you need to care about is choosing between Arch based or Debian based. choose one that fits your needs. once you get comfortable move to vanilla Arch or Debian.

some advise: * Linux is not MacOS or Windows dont expect it to work like that. * Get ready to google stuff and read manual. * Don't be afraid of the terminal as a Linux user you will need to use terminal majority of the time when you have any issues. * Don't distrohop because you saw something cool on other distro try to replicate that feature in your existing distro( 99% of the time its possible). * In the end you will realise that every software on the GNU/Linux is essentially like a lego block you have time and knowledge you can create whatever you want(Unix philosophy). * don't be rude to people when you ask help none of us are paid tech support. * Google before you ask question on forums