This is me, my PC currently runs Arch but I keep reading more about NixOS.
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Every time I've tried using Arch, something breaks.
I couldnβt even configure a static IP on setup. You have to keep looking up commands with obscure syntax and no examples
After trying 10+ distributions over the years the urge to try something new is not that strong, I settled on Debian based distributions.
But if I should try something new I would look into FreeBSD to get some Unix experience, or else NixOS also sounds interesting.
"You don't HAVE any friends! NOBODY likes youuuu!" (/s)
A fitting image choice, in more than one way, lol.
If you are happy with your distro then that's cool.
But if you got an urge to try a different distro, just install on a spare drive or partition your current drive and dual boot.
You could even try a live image or something like Distrosea without installing anything.
It's easy, free, and you might form new opinions.
Still running Pop on my desktop years later, exactly because of this. It's stable and I like it. The only thing I don't like is that it's Pop.
And yet, all my laptops (which I don't really rely on) run Arch.