Arch. Feels like it's very unopinionated about how I run my system, but to be fair I spent a lot of time fighting Ubuntu and Fedora back in the day, if you wan

Arch. Feels like it's very unopinionated about how I run my system, but to be fair I spent a lot of time fighting Ubuntu and Fedora back in the day, if you wanted anything custom you could often wind up breaking your entire system in strange and difficult to debug ways. Arch felt like "vanilla linux" in a way. I have, however, recently broken it beyond repair after yay decided it couldn't update itself and some libraries vanished or became corrupted, ending my nearly 10 year installation. I installed Manjaro over the top to get going again quickly and am surprised at how useful Manjaro is out of the box. Manjaro feels like "vanilla linux with some defaults to start from" which is nice too.