Enough is enough

Ok, I know this is a bitch move but i'm not gonna use a Distro that gets triggered over every little thing(latest one being a meme package with "boob" on the name). I should stay and demand those kind of people to fuck off, but it won't happen. It's a shame because it just works, never breaks unless you do something really stupid and is perfect for some jobs where you need stability most of all.

Anyway, I've tried many distros during the years:
-Arch: Never broke on me, have to config and re-config every little thing though, usually all help is found on their wiki or google but the process depending on the program can be a pain in the ass. At this stage, I just need a "just werks" distro
>Manjaro: Absolute shit, supposed to be Arch for normies but breaks with a fart.
>Solus: My favorite 2017 distro, Ikey was based but he left and those guys have a small team. Their repos connection are horrible too, or have been since the last trimester of last year
>MX Linux: Debian stable repos but with newer packages and their own repos, tons of tools that will save you time with 1 click instead of 3 terminal commands
>OpenSUSE: Bloated and slow, maybe it's just my computer but I hated it

My favorites DE are xfce and budgie as well

I'm really torn between Solus and MX linux. I need some kind help from you anons, which one should I pick?

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ubuntu mate 18.04 lts

KDE neon

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I use mint 18.3 xfce and I couldn't be more satisfied
I literally haven't tested any other distros since I met this, it's almost fully bloat-free and very optimized, plus compatibility with most mainstream packages due to being based on Ubuntu 16.04

seconding this as not a bad option at all. ymmv of course but when doesn't it

I never had a problem with opensuse being slow, however I agree with everything else but arch, arch dies to a fart just like manjaro does.

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Ubuntu Budgie

What do you plan to use the computer for? What physical peripherals do you have? That kinda matters. Some distros will have drivers and codecs for your stuff built-in. Some will not.
If you want to browse the web and send emails, I would suggest KDE Neon.
If you want to play games, I'd suggest Kubuntu.
I am obviously biased toward Plasma these days.
Heads-up - the "Discover" app. which is the Plasma software center, is a buggy piece of shit. Still a great desktop otherwise.

If you want a Desktop that is truly tested as a work station, use Clear Linux, Debian, FreeBSD, or Red Hat.
If you just need a computer for personal use, just go with Fedora or *buntu for an easier setup. Everything else out there is either a hobbyist toy or a respin by comparison.

All this stressing does you no good. Just get a stable and reliable distro. ie Ubuntu or Mint.