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Interesting distro to try, or to try again
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I don't know if it is available yet, but KDE Linux sounds pretty cool. It's kinda the same "Arch for everyone" take on Arch that Valve has going on with SteamOS, but with some pretty fancy stuff planned.
If you want to learn about a couple of cool customisations, you could also take a look at Garuda Linux, specifically the Dragonized Gaming Edition (aka Bloaty McBloatface Edition) or XeroLinux (although I don't know if that's maintained atm, I think the dev had to flew from a war in the middle east)