SparkyLinux vs Archcraft

You have access to a large user repository, Ubuntu guides can mostly be applied since both are based on Debian.

You have the option for Sparky to be based on Stable or Non-Stable, bringing greater flexibility to user priorities.

Sparky is designed to be lightweight in it's core. It is based on Debian but optimised for old hardware, meaning you can run a full heavy desktop environment on a lightweight foundation, bringing greater performance compared to similar Debian or Ubuntu-based distros.

Any Linux desktop in it's vanilla form can be installed on top of Sparky, whether that be alongside a pre-existing environment, or on top of a basic command line system. Furthermore, the command line system is easy to operate due to Sparky's advanced installer utility, from which you can choose whichever desktop environment you desire, straight from the Debian repositories. Guidance is on their website.

One of the prettiest distros out there IMHO.

Easy to follow guides for newbies or those who want a little guidance.

In my opinion, Pacman is a better choice than apt. Perhaps Linux Distros should consider migrating.

The dev is very active & is constantly improving the distro. New ISOs released regularly.

The dev made this one of the best Distros and easy to add/remove deesktops or wm without breaking the system.

The effort and work put in is evident, doesn't look finished half way

The developers made sure this distro was crafted well. Really nothing I would change, and the default ensure you won't be installing malware.

The Site is informative and gives a nice insight into what you can expect from this beautiful distro. For the first time ever for me no customization needed everything is perfect.