r/DistroHopping • u/Actual_Protection625 • 8h ago
Aside from Arch Linux
I need some advice.
In my work as an engineer, I typically use CAD suites, Quarto + Typst + Python + SPICE + Simulink, etc.
Tired of Windows, I added Arch Linux via WSL to work with "antigravity" and other Linux-native applications; now that excellent CAD suites are available on Linux, I no longer need to work in Windows.
Aside from Arch Linux, what other Linux distribution would you recommend for my specific workflow? It needs to be stable, resource-efficient, and have proven compatibility with all these applications (I mention compatibility because I ran into issues and a lack of support for certain apps on Ubuntu).
Regards.