Void was tricky. I didn't like Runit, and the package selection wasn't great.
As for siduction, it was just a touch too buggy (i.e. XScreensaver caused the laptop to freeze when I closed the lid) and too preconfigured to be able to resolve easily. It also played havoc with my school's BYOD internet. I'll probably go back to it at some point, though.
Of course, the main reason for this new install is that I just bought an SSD, and I'd rather start fresh than try to flash my old hard disk across.
EndeavourOS runs like shit on this particular laptop, and the installer could have used some work the last time I tried it.
I tried three times to install vanilla Arch on this laptop since I installed my new SSD, and it has failed in a different way each time. I've had it running well in the past, but this time it's not playing ball, so I gave up and installed ArcoLinux.
It's a distribution based on Arch, with four flavours.
ArcoLinuxL is the main one, with all the bells and whistles. ArcoLinuxS is the minimal one that comes with a desktop. ArcoLinuxD is the base one, which is comparable to a GUI version of the upstream Arch ISO.
It's Derek Taylor's (DistroTube's) distro of choice.
Kddit and Eddrit still work, though I don't want too many people to know about them, or else Reddit would probably block them.
There's also Remini, over in Geminispace.