[darkninja1980]

The only Ubuntu I've enjoyed and found useful was Xubuntu. Runs a lightweight XFCE4 desktop and organizes newly installed packages in an almost-start-bar that is quite hella categorized. Its install is also just above 1GB and I can fit it on my smallest thumb drive.

I use Arch running a VM of any OS I'd like. Arch definitely does almost everything I need to do on any of my PC's though.
Black Arch is pointless and goes against the reason Arch exists.

Appreciate your feedback, you've provided some very Informative details.

I was going to Install Black Arch on my VM later this week, but have now decided against It. I'll give Xubuntu a shot and see whether It suits my usability.

Xubuntu fails miserably at anything you want to do as far as hacking or cracking. It is truly about Debian distros, especially #+!!. I have multiple virtual servers running on a quad core i3 at 3.5GHz with 4GB DDR4 RAM and despite the specs, I am able to run these servers with just over 800MB RAM and a 25GB hard disk image and the VPS are all running together simultaneously without any problems whatsoever. Also #!++'s installation package gives you a LAMP install complete with a phpMyAdmin install after SQL has been setup.
It's EXTREMELY easy to simply clone the machines immediately after setting up the stack and just cloning a snapshot and changing the MAC and a few LAMP settings to differentiate from each other.
Each system even has a GUI that can be accessed remotely if a customer wants to manage stuff that way.
CrashBangPlusPlus is the way to be

yes, I agree with your point. about Xubuntu to tell you honestly, I did not like Ubuntu at all.