lubuntu right now because my current pc is an old laptop (c2d, 2gb), works well enough. In the past I've used manjaro with xfce and OpenSUSE with KDE. I've fou

lubuntu right now because my current pc is an old laptop (c2d, 2gb), works well enough. In the past I've used manjaro with xfce and OpenSUSE with KDE. I've found manjaro quite a good compromise between a bare arch install that requires hours and hours of configuration, and a more 'full-featured' distro, which in my experience with OpenSUSE, felt a bit bloated. The good about these three is you have good access to community-driven packages, PPAs in the ubuntu ecosystem, the AUR is absolutely great (manjaro is arch-based), and for suse you can find most things through the Open Build System