Arch isn't bleeding edge, its latest stable. If the software you get isn't stable that's on the software authors you've chosen to rely on, not arch, not rolling

Arch isn't bleeding edge, its latest stable. If the software you get isn't stable that's on the software authors you've chosen to rely on, not arch, not rolling releases. I found more problems using e.g. debian stable. Upgrades were totally black box and anything could break spectacularly. This was most commonly caused by mixing up to date software you build yourself and the stable repos. Arch on the other hand updates happen daily, and for me, unattended. If I ever do find issues (rare to never), backups fix it.