Before I start, I know Arch is a complete mess right now because of what's going on with the AUR but that's not my point of discussion.
Basically I myself main Windows on my main machine but I have a Linux Home server running Debian and a Laptop I have yet to decide what distro to put on to.
Originally my plan was clear: EndeavorOS. It was my first ever distro that I installed and dailied, I loved it because to me it was basically "Base Arch made accessible" especially because the installation process made things like selecting a DE doable with one click rather than having to put a whole seperate ISO on as known with other distros. I also recommended endeavourOS to people who wanted to try out Linux but wanted to go a bit further but not too far.
However, I'm noticing that to many others, EOS is not considered a great distro. Chris Titus called it useless, saying it basically has the same issues Manjaro has (which I disagree with because to me Manjaro is a case of its own) and others too say that if you're a beginner you shouldn't use anything arch based and if you're advanced enough to use it, you can just use base arch directly. I personally think going for endeavourOS regardless could save time because its installation is so streamlined but alas, it looks like people are now recommending CachyOS for something arch based entitely.
I just wanted to know why people think endeavourOS doesn't have a place. I was just gonna install it on my laptop anyways but with the situation at the AUR (which I did heavily rely on) it looks like I need to find myself something new anyways
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