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I would highly recommend against Manjaro... While Manjaro is Arch based, I would recommend against using AUR packages with Manjaro even though it is Arch based. Getting packages from AUR often times ends up breaking Manjaro. Dependencies conflicting when using AUR with Manjaro is one of the biggest reasons I would avoid it.
Manjaro doesn’t even think it’s Arch anymore…
I tried Manjaro, but quickly switched back to Arch. I thought Manjaro would be a "Simplified Arch Experience with KDE" and man oh man, was I in for a "treat"
I do not recommend Manjaro over Arch, and I do not recommend Manjaro at all.
If you want a simplified Arch experience you might wanna try EndeavourOS
Heard good things, but after Manjaro, I decided I don't need it simplified and that I'll just learn!
I think it's one of the more unreliable myself...
OP, 5 minutes of research on Manjaro will give you a very different impression of how easy or reliable it is.
Manjaro is literally less stable than Arch
I used to daily drive Manjaro, but it has a nasty habit of breaking after updates. Especially with anything from AUR installed.
damn all i did was state my experience. i didnt mean to catch all this shit. seems some take this all to serious. peace bitches.