I still haven't drank the Arch Kool-Aid yet. I have an Arch VM at work for exploring server technologies (MongoDB at the moment, really, but I could try R server or Tableau server on it if I could). My Pi runs Arch, which I still need to finish setting up my remote administration on it so I can set it up. I want to use it for a VPN most of all. That way I can use my laptop on any WiFi and feel a little more secure routing securely through my home network. I don't want to muck up the security stuff (certificates), so I need time to sit down and go through it on rigorously, document it, and test it. My time is not that available these days! For any regular use as a desktop, I'm still digging Debian-based distros, and Mint has been the best so far when it comes to compatibility (getting the laptop up was a pain! **** NVidia driver defaulted to one that didn't work when there was the right one listed as recommended!! wtf).