Arch. I ran Gentoo from around 2005-2010. Getting into Gentoo was highly educational and fun in it's own way, but it broke way too often and the fun wore off

Arch. I ran Gentoo from around 2005-2010. Getting into Gentoo was highly educational and fun in it's own way, but it broke way too often and the fun wore off after fixing wifi the third or fourth time. Coming from Gentoo, Arch has been extremely stable. In fact, in my experience Arch has been more stable and reliable than RHEL or even proprietary operating systems like Windows. I'm running the Sway window manager, so pretty minimalist. YMMV, especially if you're running a heavier desktop like KDE or GNOME. Arch may be the highest profile mainstream rolling distro. Sometimes it's easier to go with the flow.