I Quit Arch Linux After 794 Days (Here's Why)

A long-time Arch Linux user explains why he switched to Fedora after 794 days. The main reason is productivity: as a developer, constant package updates and dependency breakage on Arch's rolling release model were consuming too much time. He dismisses the recent AUR security scare as overhyped, noting he barely used the AUR anyway. He chose Fedora over Debian for its newer packages while still being a stable release, and is building a custom minimal Fedora spin using DWM and QuickShell instead of GNOME or KDE. He still recommends Arch as a learning distro but sees Fedora as a better fit for his current developer-focused workflow.