you need to tweak your mindset.
yes, at first arch might scare you away because it's rolling release.. but..
if you understand how pacman works, what pacnew files are and that you should always check the news before updating, you will get a insanely stable experience on it.
some projects have a few bugs.. kde on wayland for example.. but using that is really bleeding edge.
in general you are the one making the decisions when it comes to your installations.
apart from that, the archlinux irc on freenode is filled with people willing to help.
side note: i even use arch on servers
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you need to tweak your mindset.
yes, at first arch might scare you away because it's rolling release.. but..
if you understand how pacman works, what pacnew files are and that you should always check the news before updating, you will get a insanely stable experience on it.
some projects have a few bugs.. kde on wayland for example.. but using that is really bleeding edge.
in general you are the one making the decisions when it comes to your installations.
apart from that, the archlinux irc on freenode is filled with people willing to help.
side note: i even use arch on servers