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I'm the OP! Just have read it and its replies. So I can write a general reply to these messages. I mean if Arch has problem with its stability, its developer team and etc. as the waste of time. Like, if there is some problems chronically with Arch, I don't want to mess with it. But if there is nothing wrong about Arch, don't take my "waste of time" quote important. I'm ready for learning new things and deal with problems like I said. I can say I have got somethings wrong because of the ignorant people. I understood that Arch is stable and non-troublemaking thanks to you guys. Thanks to you all. Have a nice day.
Try Arco. I always wonder how Endeavour always seems to get mentioned before it. The online install option let's you pick everything you want during installation, and the offline install is fine as well. The online install has options for Wayland/Hyprland as long as it's on bare metal. I distrohop in Virtualbox and that would be my pick. If the hardware is old, Mabox is great.