What is the best package manager for Linux?

Question

linux

Used Linux Mint, Arch and Manjaro. Of these, the mint turned out to be the most stable. , but after pacman and Aur, it is reluctant to use apt get and its old repositories. Manjaro had a lot of problems with hardware that I can't solve (or don't want to)
Arch is good, but I would like something that works out of the box and does not require 2 days of customization.
So what other distributions are there in which the package manager is similar to pacman or how to attach aur to mint?

Answer 1

First sort out you checkered or go.
If you don't like the old repositories, add new ones according to your taste. And besides, in 95% of cases, people who ask such questions, in fact, do not understand why they need new packages, it's just a Windows habit that I have the latest software, and you never thought that, in fact, you only need to keep the browser up to date is it +1 ppa repository line in deb-like distros?
If you want to have a stable Linux, without doping for 2 days, you need to take ubuntu and better than LTS, at least the last original one, also the Debian 8 version is not bad, the same OpenSUSE. But still, ubuntu works best out of the box.

Answer 2

It is better to lose 2 days, then you will fly in an hour :)

Answer 3

for which Linux?

Answer 4

Any developed.
Though regular Ubuntu and Debian, for example.
Though regular Redhat'a, for example.