> "Rolling release" gets an undeserved bad reputation in my opinion Totally undeserved IME. For me, Arch and Manjaro, both rolling, have always been more stab

> "Rolling release" gets an undeserved bad reputation in my opinion Totally undeserved IME. For me, Arch and Manjaro, both rolling, have always been more stable than Ubuntu has ever been. At this point, I've used all three for about an equal amount of time (~2 years). On Ubuntu, 4ish years ago, my DE and stuff crashed a LOT. Hardly ever happened on either Manjaro or Arch. It makes some kind of sense: DE devs, for example, are banging away on the latest version of their software. They'll even ask you to upgrade your DE to the latest version to see if you can reproduce an issue you found on an older version for whatever your Ubuntu snapshot is using. Paradoxically, newer software seems to have less bugs.