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So I installed Arch Linux... Is this it?
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I prefer a minimal install of Debian personally. Someone should make a rolling release apt-based/debian-based distro and I'd hop right on it. Technically Kali is one and I do daily drive that, but it's not something I can really recommend to people as a general use distro.
Anyway if you want something more tangibly different (and difficult to install) try running OpenBSD :)
Debian unstable: am I a joke to you?
Huh, is it actually rolling release and cutting edge? I thought it was just Debian + 1 or 2 versions ahead.