Not counting distros you only tried off curiosity.
Only the distro you used long enough that you see real problems.
And what are the problems?
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Manjaro since last 3 years. Been on ubuntu/kubuntu/xubuntu... for more then 10 years, then realize how every update bring cool things for the cost of other things.. Anyway Manjaro(xfce) is my choice for daily work as a software developer, its pretty stable (even with my nvidia gt1030), pretty light (800mhz idle cpu) and totally satisfied my personal needs.
I agree, it's pretty light
Ubuntu obviously, tbh I don't like it but it's widely used so easy to troubleshoot on a whim, and large software base aswell.
Ran Kali and ParrotOS for a long time aswell, they are really nicely built but honestly too much for an average user.
Linux mint is really smooth, I may be switching over to this as my full time driver...
Manjaro... BTW it uses Arch.... Honestly a pretty good flavor aswell, I often think about switching over to it aswell.
Void Linux user here. The main problem, if you want to call it that way, is that it's a relatively small distro and thus is not as refined and designed as bigger distros.
Ubuntu. Several years ago, when I was searching for a distro that I can install successfully, Ubuntu was the first and I stick with it ever since. At work, I am dealing with CentOS.
What is CentOS like? Does it have a good GUI?
Pop Os,been using it since 3 years now,it's just awesome !