That’s just the installation process, you still need to config the entire system, and that’s the most time consuming process.

I think the best approach would be to analyze the package availability of each, if they have the programs you plan to use.

Arch is the one if you want bleeding edge software, but a bit too complex to setup.

Currently I’m using Nobara, which is based on Fedora, but imo has the best defaults, it comes with almost everything setup for gaming it’s just pleasant to use. But I do miss the AUR from Arch.