I like Arch-based distros that make setting it up a bit less of a chore, so on my most recent setup I gave CachyOS a try. It wasn't for me. Too many pre-writte

I like Arch-based distros that make setting it up a bit less of a chore, so on my most recent setup I gave CachyOS a try. It wasn't for me. Too many pre-written config files that make tools work quite differently from their default state. It had a bit of a "script-kiddy" feel to it IMO. I'll go with EndeavourOS again next time - that one strikes a good balance between not making you work too hard for a running system and preconfiguring everything in a way you might not agree with.