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How is EndeavourOS? My main desktop is running Ubuntu (I stuck with it as I'm quite familiar with the debian package managers), but I have a laptop I'm looking to fart around in once my Pi arrives and I can move PiHole to it.
I was thinking Arch, but I'm open to giving EOS a try.
I really enjoy EndeavourOS, even as someone who considers themselves a Fedora homer.
It's by far the best experience I've had with Arch. User-friendly without holding your hand, with all the positives of Arch and AUR