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I just keep in on Debian stable with Gnome
I use a Debian stable ARM distro called DietPi; it's perfect for aow touch DIY NAS/media server/Pi-Hole.
You get all the stability and predictability of Debian with a nice set of ClI tools and configuration utilities from DietPi team.
I've been using them for 8 years (been donating too), other than an issue with a major Debian upgrade, I've had no issues.
Debian Testing with KDE for me.