I don't like Ubuntu. It was born with the intent of making Linux more user friendly, it changed policy wanting to become the Microsoft of the linux world: Snap, Mir. And then why use a derivative if I can stay on the original? I love debian: stable, it creates the right environment to feel at ease without the fear that every update can break something. Old software? flatpak and appimage solve the problem comfortably. The distro is slow? It's not true, maybe many don't know the magic of debootstrap. Many say that arch is fast, but the base rootfs weighs double that of debian and the speeds are comparable