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I've just installed Garuda for testing, and it surprised me to learn that Debian is still on 6.3, while Garuda (being an Arch derivative) is on 6.4, which already has some really lovely quality-of-life features. Really excited to see what 6.5 looks like there!
Garuda does some funky stuff with desktop-enhancements that don't exist in 6.3, so it's actually a bit jarring and needs some toning down (bright purple outlines on windows, for example), but I love the welcome app on Garuda which gives me one-button installs of popular software like Steam, Spotify, Zoom and over a hundred more! Quite slick, takes a lot of pain out.
Not sure if I'll shift full time yet, but it's a step up from when I last tried an Arch-derivative.