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IMO that's a mistake. Especially for kde, and especially wayland. KDE moves very quick. If you're not on a distro that has the latest stable packages at any time you're missing out. I hear people on linux bitch about kde only to realize they're on some LTS distro running kde 5.24 or something.
And staying on old versions of stuff is stupid. Do you have a staging environment that you test upgrades? Because if not, all you're doing is pushing off changes until you have to dump a huge amount of them at once, which is WAY more likely to break stuff in ways that will be extremely hard to figure out, instead of incremental upgrades.
I haven't used nix stuff, but the AUR and the official repos are why arch is so great. Basically everything you could possibly want is in there, and kept up to date. When I have to use other distros I think it's totally absurd how many applications want you to install ppas, or curl custom scripts and pipe them to bash, it's absurd. Totally a step backwards in linux.