I have often thought that OBS (the system which builds OPENSuse RPMs and then builds releases) was fairly impressive. I just find the RPM format horrible to de

I have often thought that OBS (the system which builds OPENSuse RPMs and then builds releases) was fairly impressive. I just find the RPM format horrible to deal with most of the time - trying to create them properly is a misery IMO. Building from SRPMS can be very miserable if you have to do it. I like rolling distributions and find that Artix suits me: * packages include header files and development libraries - its' just so much simpler * no systemd - I like dinit. * no selinux to drive you crazy. * no flatpacks OR snaps (thank God) * I find it comparatively easy to build packages for pacman.