Manjaro - It's Arch Jim, But Not As We Know It

Manjaro - It's Arch Jim, But Not As We Know It.

A first look and mini-review of Manajaro XFCE edition

[philipmuller]

We fixed the partioning issue with 19.0 release as we updated kpmcore to 4.1.0 version. 18.1.5 was still based on kpmcore 3.0

[hundsboog]

Manjaro is so stable and fine to work with, I use it in our dental practice on several machines. Would recommend the european government to promote this OS and use it for beeing more independent. Combined with a thick budget to the creators of Manjaro.

[AnimalFacts]

I've loved Manjaro for the past 3 years. It's been rock-solid.

[derekr]

I have been using Manjaro for the last twelve months and love it.

[gogg]

Manjaro has been my daily driver for over 5 yrs now. Bought a laptop 2.5 yrs ago. As soon as I got it home I opened it up, put in an nvme drive, installed manjaro kde and it is still running like new.
I have never had any operating system go 2 yrs plus without doing a clean install. And have zero doubts 2 yrs from now it will still be going strong on the same install. Manjaro just works, rock solid!

[fabiandtheink]

37:23 you are able to use pamac from the command line as well with "pamac search" and "pamac install" .

To use the AUR, use can you "pamac search -a" and "pamac build"

[rockdie]

Manjaro team brings some good tools. I like their jobs, no matter what distro I prefer. Wish the best to them.

[Pillgar]

Next build, Ill give Manjaro a shot. Not that I dont like Arch.... I love it. But as I get older, Im becoming lazy!

[GreyGhost-rz]

I have used many different OS. Manjaro, Mint and MXLinux. Loved them all. Especially Manjaro.

[namelesske]

I just found your channel, live long and prosper! Quality Content

[joschafinger]

14:50 : On both of my machines, a Lenovo G50 and a self-built desktop with an AMD CPU (I keep forgetting the name, but it's a somewhat elderly six-core) and NVIDIA GeForce (340xx driver), Manjaro installed beautifully and quickly, more than once, as I made changes that suggested a reinstall. That's on metal, of course, not VM.

[fubaralakbar]

I really loved Manjaro Deepin, and the discontinuing of it hurt my feelings almost as much as the discontinuing of Mint KDE.
Despite that, I do feel that Manjaro has replaced Ubuntu as the best hope for mainstream Linux use.

[nerdrooted]

Manjaro is my distro of choice, and caused me to finally stop distro-hopping :P

Been using it for nearly a year now, and it's absolutely rock solid.

Tried vanilla Arch (yes, I've installed it several times the Arch way), but tbh I prefer Manjaro, mainly for stability and support reasons.

Salient might be worth a go on another SSD to faff about on, or Endeavour or MX Linux, but that would be the extent of my distro-hopping nowadays, testing.

[silver_vanguard]

I think Manjaro is a noobs version for Arch, I like it

[GreyGhost-rz]

The crazy thing is that there are so many Linux choices I am constantly trying new ones. I love that Distrowatch. The terminal, Pac-Man drives me insane after using a Debian machine. It’s a whole different language, it’s like going from English to Klingon.

[GreyGhost-rz]

The thing I liked about Manjaro is that it is highly functional. It seems like of all the distros it is the most efficient and bleeding edge, which is what I wanted for photo video and business use. Make me a Phone 📱 with Manjaro on it and I can throw my iPhone in the Trash.

[petrdemuth]

Arch, because it's bleeding edge sometimes that packages can break.. Well, In like 10+ years with Arch it happened for me like twice. Seen much more Debian (and Debian based) down than Arch..

[tperham]

Started using Manjaro just in the last week! After using unix for work the last 5 years I had been looking for a way to ditch windows on my home PC (mainly used for gaming, hobby coding and music production). Stumbled across Manjaro for PC gaming and completely jumped into it - I don't think I'll ever go back to windows now!

[zeocamo]

the best thing about Manjaro .. it get stuff 2 week after Arch .. it just work without bugs

[cun_]

For me I set Deb<RPM<AUR Manjaro is properly good you can direct build apps from software/remove program. It's very good and I had no weird problem like in ubuntu "system stopped working". I shifted to manjaro and no issues no bugs, no weird crashes and most importantly fast boot. No weird long splash screen in Gnome.