As the old Gentoo mantra goes: stuff breaks so you can learn things :D
To be honest, I find Gentoo really stable. Nothing really breaks unless I am messing with something (replacing some core part of a system, etc.). When compared to Arch it is a much smoother experience.
I bet. That was 20 years ago :D
I didn’t know that’s a Gentoo mantra! As a Gentoo user, you won’t believe how often I broke the system due to my own stupidity… But at least I now know not to repeat those particular mistakes. :D
Personally I found Fedora a great compromise in between. I never really had any issues with it and it is fairly up to date in terms of packages.
Although with Void I forget I’m on a rolling release
Based void user
Depends what hardware you have. Last I tried, Debian still didn’t work with my Arc A770 even with unstable.
