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The many vanilla packages
Because you can easily create your own packages with the PKBGUILD files.
Because, based on my own experience, Arch is quite usable despite the current packages.

If I had to choose another distribution, it would definitely be OpenSuse. Their rolling version, Tumbleweed, is also highly recommended.

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Debian

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1 year ago

It’s just stable and fast
My 2 servers are running on debian for years without any single issue

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Fedora

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1 year ago

Better defaults than Ubuntu
Stable enough for production servers
I have many self hosted apps and containers and I have only a few issues time to time which is easily fixable

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