Not really a Linux distro, but TempleOS
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I used to run Reborn OS at around 2017 for a few years. It used Cnchi installer, just like Antergos, and when Antergos died, I saw Reborn as its successor. But the title went to Endeavour (why?) and Reborn never got popularity.
Clear Linux.
templeos /j
One of the coolest distros, ever. It's like a mix of Alpine Linux and Slackware without dangerous firmware payloads.