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Manjaro 2.0 Manifesto
(forum.manjaro.org)
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Welcome to Linux town, man. Debian's been bloody flogged into a million distros, but it's OK. Arch will be too.
Soon we will have forks of arch forks and each one will have a completely different set of dependencies depending on when the owners decide to freeze the package. Then someone will use it and wonder why theirs so many bugs