I did similar about 2 years ago. I do not regret. I do love arch, but now and then I just wish it worked. It is a pita to sometimes do a small update and spend

I did similar about 2 years ago. I do not regret. I do love arch, but now and then I just wish it worked. It is a pita to sometimes do a small update and spend hours to fix. I do not have time for that anymore :( Also the support for some packages is pretty limited and if you need to have some custom driver you can say goodbye to part of your Sunday. I am using fedora, but not silverblue. It is sufficiently good. It works, is stable, has good package coverage and nothing really pisses me off. (And believe me when I say it is something hard to achieve) Since my first install, i believe at fedora 30... I only encountered a small issue once. I think currently is 38 I guess... I don't even need to know because it works. I ditched Ubuntu since Amazon stuff scandal. I know they have to make money somehow, but that was concerning. Anyway. I would love to go back to arch someday, but the community is toxic af too. I never asked anything in the forums because the answer is always the same. It is not something for beginners nor for anyone who just needs to use the computer