Thanks to btrfs im feeding up of testing differents distros in my debian installation partition without formatting, furthermore i can use my home settings as a snapshot to replicate a perfect system migration.
Ive already tested several KDE distros, and these were my conclusions:
- Arch based on KDE's such as Manjaros, Kaos, etc: I find pacman, and this type of packages manager, an eventually failed.
Sooner than later you get a mess in the system, i see litle control over the system for a regular user. Conversely, Synaptic is clean, easy to understand and to mantain, you can mix third sources, and manual installation without getting into much trouble.
- Opensuse based on KDE: Its kind of the same than Arch derivades
In my opinion the best KDE systems are Ubuntu's/Debian's based on distros.:
- Neon Kde, Mint Kde, Debian Kde
They are best ones to mantain, and keep an stable and solid KDE system. As for my feeling, I see more solid, and mantainable debian's KDE than Ubuntu's.
Tested both KDE's Neons distros, and I didnt find anything better than in debian's, I just saw ubuntu with a Neon's added repository. As for the migration to Neon, it mathed 100% with success without any problem. What I most liked about Neon, was the wizard installation and the clean, minimal KDE's installation it does. It just install the necessary system and DE packages, its a very small installation.
So Ive finally reached the conclusion that Debian (to me testing) is best distro to stay in , i dont see any disadvantages with respect to others KDEs.