I hopped around distros, starting with Ubuntu/Kubuntu, and then I switched to Manjaro (my first rolling release) because I was sick of ppas for newer software.

I hopped around distros, starting with Ubuntu/Kubuntu, and then I switched to Manjaro (my first rolling release) because I was sick of ppas for newer software. Manjaro broke frequently, however. Finally found my home on openSUSE Tumbleweed. It's great because I have tons of new packages, but honestly it's never broken once for me (and if it did, btrfs snapshots would let me quickly revert). I think that having SUSE behind it maybe helps the stability? But I have no concrete knowledge of the testing process that goes into Tumbleweeed.