Me. 25 years on Debian, but couldn't get it to cooperate for my VFIO passthrough multi-workstation. Arch worked great until one day, a few days before I had to

Me. 25 years on Debian, but couldn't get it to cooperate for my VFIO passthrough multi-workstation. Arch worked great until one day, a few days before I had to leave home for a couple months, I unwisely performed updates which broke everything so comprehensively that I couldn't get them fixed in time and ended up having to rely on cloud compute rather than my GPU. (This actually happened twice, but only once before travel.) I've been on Tumbleweed since. The one time it broke something, I rolled back the snapshot and continued what I was doing. The machine is an appliance which is exactly what I need: the VMs are where the action is, and I don't want to have to wonder if I will find out I can't use my CAD package or AI sandbox because the host broke again.