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So /g/, which distro should I try next in my hopeless quest to find a good, comfy, Just Werks, goodlooking distro?

>arch
Surprisingly good, looks good with most DEs, fast, stable, not buggy at all, but too much DIY fiddling for a comfy system (more like a sandbox or backup or something)

>arch derivatives
Am yet to hear a good thing about them

>*buntu (lubuntu mainly)
Close but not quite bug-free enough (graphical flashing/keyboard unregistering, that sort of bullshit)

>lxle
A better lubuntu but outdated as fuck on the inside (an entire major version behind on the kernel, still uses sysvinit and shit)

>opensuse
Bloated af, looks like shit, GUIs written by retards

>fedora
Literally a meme, ironically limits my freedom by e.g. blocking chromium, GUIs also written by retards (theme settings not adhered to and such, hyperlink-blue title text on black background)

>debian
I'd like to actually get things done, not spend forever setting it up

>various distros made for 1 stupid reason only like debian with default xfce with maybe 5 users (like solydxk)
How about no

>deepin
Engrish, mac-like chink shit, although technically it was brety gud (bluetooth, wifi, sound and video working out of the box, first time ever)

>red hat stuff
Not for home use

>mint, peppermint
Ugly af, buggy