> Not that person, but what put me off arch is that they aim to provide "vanilla" packages, which means I have to configure everything on my own. I highly sugg

> Not that person, but what put me off arch is that they aim to provide "vanilla" packages, which means I have to configure everything on my own. I highly suggest Antergos [0]. It's a pre-configured, easy to install Arch Linux. I switched to Antergos from Ubuntu mainly for the 'rolling releases', the good Arch documentation and the package registry (AUR, etc.). It's the best Linux experience that I ever had. I love the rolling releases. 0: https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/