Manjaro, it's basically arch with some herbs and spices.
I do realize that the whole point of arch is that you're the one with the spice rack, but, I generally like what manjaro's doing. Not to say it's been all roses, just that it's been fun.
I do realize that the whole point of arch is that you're the one with the spice rack, but, I generally like what manjaro's doing. Not to say it's been all roses, just that it's been fun.
Once I installed Arch in my PC, I spent some hours configuring it according to what I like. After that, I looked it and thought "ok, now I have a Manjaro".
Manjaro is a little bit bloated, but it is faster for me to remove the bloat instead of configuring everything.
Other use cases (e.g. using in Lima, WSL or a local container) it doesn't matter, so I use Arch.