My last company ran Ubuntu in the cloud, so I ran it locally to be the same. Since then, I still use it out of habit, but I have one machine running manjaro sin

My last company ran Ubuntu in the cloud, so I ran it locally to be the same. Since then, I still use it out of habit, but I have one machine running manjaro since the rolling release aspect is appealing. So far, zero stability issues, but some software isn’t configured to work with it as well as with Ubuntu. The community repositories usually have some adapted version you can download that works but then you have to trust a stranger I don’t like Lts Ubuntu because gnome was extremely slow and was sped up significantly in 2019 or so. It wasn’t worth waiting for the next lts version to get that update, but I suspect I could have updated gnome separately. Use gnome tweak tools a lot and find some gnome extensions you like. Also, Ubuntu used to support full disk encryption better than some other sisters, but I think the arch variants do it better now?