I have been using Arch for more than 10 years and it is great. It has great Wiki to start using it, and it is very stable considering it is a rolling release d

I have been using Arch for more than 10 years and it is great. It has great Wiki to start using it, and it is very stable considering it is a rolling release distro. Back in the day Ubuntu upgrades were extremely painful for me because I had to use a few custom repositories to get up to date versions of common software and they broke upgrades. On Arch it is not really an issue because everything is up to date. And even if something breaks once in a few years, if you set it up yourself (not using Manjaro) you will most likely have a better understanding of Linux and you will be able to fix those issues. And if you check Arch news before updating, you will never run into those problems in the first place. :)