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Help me choose a distro
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Devuan and Peppermint Devuan edition are good ones. These basically are Debian but you can use OpenRC.
I don't recommend Alpine, it is a non-GNU Linux and was not developed for desktop/workstation usage, so you might encounter undocumented issues.
The closest thing to Artix is Gentoo, a DIY distro with OpenRC, but it is for the real geeks.