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> Not that person, but what put me off arch is that they aim to provide "vanilla" packages, which means I have to configure everything on my own. I highly suggest Antergos [0]. It's a pre-configured, easy to install Arch Linux. I switched to Antergos from Ubuntu mainly for the 'rolling releases', the good Arch documentation and the package registry (AUR, etc.). It's the best Linux experience that I ever had. I love the rolling releases. 0: https://antergos.com/

Arch (or Antrgos[1] if you want an out-of-the-box experience), work very well on my MBP, can recommend. [1] - https://antergos.com

I went with Antergos (http://antergos.com/) and I love it. The install is hassle free also. It's fairly light, looks good, and gives you plenty of DE options without getting bloated.

For beginners https://antergos.com/ is a clean version of Arch just with a simple installer. So you get all the benefits of Arch with no bloat (like Manjaro) and don't have to learn installing the OS manually.

Here you go: https://antergos.com/ In opposition to Manjaro (which is an Arch fork), Antergos is Arch + install GUI with default desktop env.

If you are interested in Arch but not the overhead it entails, you may wish to consider Antergos https://antergos.com/ It's basically a fully set up Arch with sane defaults. Lets you have the rolling updates and other benefits, without requiring as much energy to set up.

Antergos[0] might be what you're looking for, never tried it myself though. https://antergos.com/

Try out Antergos 17.4 in a VM. I think you'll really like it. I personally use Ubuntu 16.04/Unity 7, but I'm very impressed with the flat look and sleekness overall. Antergos is based off of Arch Linux. https://antergos.com Took a screenshot for you also: http://i.imgur.com/bPyvCsN.png

My choice is Antergos, an easy-to-install ArchLinux based distro. It is just a collection of cherry picked pkgs from Arch repositories, with fewer customization in comparison to Manjaro (also Arch-based). If you want a less "rolling" distro, Manjaro is a really good choice. https://antergos.com/ https://manjaro.org/

You could try Antergos, https://antergos.com/. it is an Arch-based distro with minor changes and sane default install.

Elementary OS, based on Ubuntu [https://elementary.io/] Apricity OS, based on Arch [http://www.apricityos.com/] Antergos, based on Arch [https://antergos.com/] DistroWatch always help [http://distrowatch.com/]

Have a look at Antergos [0], it might just be exactly what you need :) [0] http://antergos.com/