i think i seriously need to move to linux for my own sanity, and i'm just planning out what linux distro i'd want to move to and i could use some help
backstory
for my work i heavily use docker. i work on my home windows PC. a few weeks ago i updated from like a version of docker desktop from 2020 to the latest version and initially there were no problems at allthe last few weeks i've been having MASSIVE problems with docker just... containers becoming unkillable and WSL itself becoming completely unresponsive until a reboot, and slurping up all my RAM and CPU until a reboot. these problems even happened after switching from WSL docker to hyper-v docker desktop, and it just seems like a common problem for a lot of people... and i'm sooooo tired of it
so what i ask is: recommend me a linux distro.
i'm a big fan of "out of the box" experiences and not a big fan of tinkering. it just needs to work and not crash and be easy to update. i think i don't want to use ubuntu again but graduate to something a liiiitle more "mature". my friend always pushes for NixOS but it sounds to me like it'd be constant tinkering whenever i want to install or update something.