Need Advice with CashyOS and Considering Switching Off due to Rolling Release
Hi r/distrohopping, I need some advice.
I've been on CachyOS as my first linux distro and my dip into linux for a few months now, and I think I generally like it. Pacman and the AUR seem pretty useful, and I like the customization I can get in KDE. However, I'm having some frustrations with the rolling release schedule (and I think it's Arch not CachyOS but correct me if I'm wrong)
I've switched from Windows and I really like how much I can customize my desktop environment, and I like how easy CachyOS was to spin up despite all the fearmongering about Arch. I know Cachy is per-configured Arch so I skipped a lot of the Arch pain, that's fine with me as a newcomer.
My frustration point is that my desktop customization skins and settings I have setup seem to break about 50% of the time when I run a system update, and it is kind of annoying to fix it every time. I just have a simple skin on, and something that has stopped me from going deeper down the customization rabbit hole has been this fairly consistent breakage that happens when I run an update. There are updates to run seemingly every day, sometimes multiple times a day, and I don't love it.
Coming here then to ask a question: Should I switch to a fixed release distro? Maybe some version of Debian or Fedora like Zorin or Bazzite? I think I like Arch, but open to trying other things. Or is there a way I can harden some of my customization settings to make them less likely to break when I run an update?
On a ThinkPad T14 Gen 5 if that matters. Thanks!