I had been a KDE diehard for ages. I used a solid rolling release distro for several years that has maintained #8 at Distrowatch. Then I stumbled upon Cinnamon DE, which ultimately led me to Manjaro. I loved Manjaro from the start and never looked back.
The notice that Netrunner was building a KDE version on Manjaro, caught my interest as I was curious how the latest KDE ran. The 32bit Netrunner ran great on a live USB stick. Very responsive, and attractive. Though a hefty ISO. So when the 64bit Netrunner appeared I grabbed it and installed to my HD.
It ran great. Only a couple of slight snags. I was disappointed that the desktop was a plain KDE setup. I expected the beautiful Netrunner look that the live version ran, and the very cool homerun kicker. To be fair, I installed to an existing home partition, that could have resulted in the vanilla KDE theme.
Also, right away I ran Octopi to apply updates, but was met with an error that some existing security certificates conflicted with ones with update versions. The error message listed the location being under a Mozilla folder. I deleted that, reran the update, which generated another certificate error, which I again deleted so the update ran flawlessly to completion.
To be clear, these are not complaints, just reports of my experience. Both were possibly caused by remnants left in my home partition. I am very pleased with Netrunner and thank you all for a fine distro.
Life is good. 