Void Linux
It has it's own package manager which is nice and performant, it has another script similar to the AUR to an extent, runit is simple and sensible.
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Arch. It's a "build-your-own" distro without the hassle of compiling everything from source, like with Gentoo (still love Gentoo, though). Also, it has pretty big repos with the AUR on top of that.
And no, it's not unstable, if you can read. My oldest Arch install was 5 years old and even then, it didn't break. I just wanted to do a fresh install for no particular reason.
EndeavourOS
basically Arch, including the AUR
Genuine interest, being an Arch user myself: why pick EndeavourOS over Arch? What does it do extra/differently?
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Artix Linux
Bleeding Edge
Bloat free
No Systemd. It uses real init
its a tie between linux mint and garuda linux, linix mint for stability and garuda for being an arch based linux for people like me that are too stupid to get arch running by itself
Uses a port tree system for packages similar to openbsd.
The setup and configuration is really simple and friction less (for example, daemon start/stop scripts are standalone and sit in /etc/rc.d).
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As a daily, linux Mint/Mate all the way.
Debian