I like the idea of using Arch but it concerns me that it's probably not used a lot in critical places. So way less real eyes in the packages. By real eyes I mean people who will get fired it they introduced malware by not reviewing what's getting installed. It's my own bias but projects like Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian makes me feel a lot less vulnerable. I understand the AUR/PKGBUILD, it's not about that. I'm talking about the official packages and the core.

And when I installed Manjaro it felt like a 13 years old edgy kid riced the defaults. As much as I liked installing Arch from scratch I'm not always in the mood to do it. And if you automate the process you're essentially doing the same (but you don't lose street cred right).

> It also has by far the best documentation of any distro.

It really is the best wiki format and has a lot of valueable content. I wish more projects mimicked the approach. When I'm using Debian's wiki it feels like I have to think too much.