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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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I will, however, warn them about Manjaro, fuck it.
What's wrong with manjaro?
Mostly the admins. They've forgotten to renew their SSL certs multiple times, causing various issues, and they introduced a bug that briefly DDOSed the entire AUR.
The distro itself seems fine. Although, I don't see why you wouldn't just use Arch with Archinstall or EndeavorOS if you really want that GUI installer. Both are much better managed imo.
Both arch and endeavor OS don't have the gui pacman interface they are terminal based distro. Manhor makes it easy to use without even opening up the terminal to do anything. Most people and new user are not too comfortable with using the terminal. So the gui helps to make things simple.