Manjaro is the Linux Mint of Arch linux (non derogatory). its stable but let’s you enjoy the benefits of arch but you you’re tired after work and don’t want to have to tweak your bspwm dotfiles for the thousandth time because a program doesn’t respect your rules
I’ve done my years of carefully tweaked TWMs and manually installed Arch but seriously after 8-9 hours of dealing with computers, you dont want to have to deal with random stupid issues and Manjaro is perfect for that
CachyOS also falls into this category. It’s basically Arch (btw) but frankly everything just works without fiddling with anything. Also gaming, but if that’s not what you do, this is still just as great of an option.
Manjaro is stable when it’s freshly installed, but if you expect it to “just work” and don’t read changelogs and stuff, it’ll quickly fall apart after a few updates.
Manjaro is the Linux Mint of Arch linux (non derogatory). its stable but let’s you enjoy the benefits of arch but you you’re tired after work and don’t want to have to tweak your bspwm dotfiles for the thousandth time because a program doesn’t respect your rules
I’ve done my years of carefully tweaked TWMs and manually installed Arch but seriously after 8-9 hours of dealing with computers, you dont want to have to deal with random stupid issues and Manjaro is perfect for that
CachyOS also falls into this category. It’s basically Arch (btw) but frankly everything just works without fiddling with anything. Also gaming, but if that’s not what you do, this is still just as great of an option.
That’s actually what I’m using right now! CachyOS with Plasma 6 is just perfect
Manjaro is stable when it’s freshly installed, but if you expect it to “just work” and don’t read changelogs and stuff, it’ll quickly fall apart after a few updates.
If manjaro is mint, what does that make Eos?