Tumbleweed and/or Sabayon
OpenSuse is very good, as many have already noted. It's up to date with many customizations and optional builds for tests available that can be automated . OpenSuse Tumbleweed has the latest kernels and is pretty stable. I use it on a couple of machines with no problems. Sabayon has a lot to recommend as well. It doesn't have the big user base, but has a lot of gamer related options standard as well as several desktops. The stock kernel is usually older than Tumbleweed's but stable. They use a custom build for it though which may effect reproducibility on other distros more and would be a consideration.
OpenSuse is very good, as many have already noted. It's up to date with many customizations and optional builds for tests available that can be automated . OpenSuse Tumbleweed has the latest kernels and is pretty stable. I use it on a couple of machines with no problems. Sabayon has a lot to recommend as well. It doesn't have the big user base, but has a lot of gamer related options standard as well as several desktops. The stock kernel is usually older than Tumbleweed's but stable. They use a custom build for it though which may effect reproducibility on other distros more and would be a consideration.
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