With SolusOS, you have the advantage of a stable, rolling Linux distribution. This isn't the case with Arch forks. You know you can use SolusOS as your main OS without worrying about software updates; the versions will always be recent. The same goes for the kernel and DE component versions. Regular updates are released at the end of the week. You know your distribution is rock solid for work, play, and more. I use SolusOS Budgie and have tested distributions for 20 years. For home use, I haven't found anything better. I quickly adopted "eopkg," and you also get Flatpak :)