Fedora should be the default distro we recommend to beginners. Everything just works despite being up-to-date unlike Ubuntu. Still waiting for DNF5, though.
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Flatpaks never worked for me though, last I tried was 38.
Also didn't something happen in relation to some encoding?
Pop!_OS would be my recommendation, semi-rolling for sweet driver updates, Ubuntu based for easy searching (how to do x on Ubuntu) and Large software support.
I just remembered that Pop!_OS doesn't ship with vanilla gnome, sadly, which degrades its position as a recommendation.
I'd argue the "selling" point of Pop!_OS are their non-vanilla GNOME features.
That's what I hear Pop people saying.