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Manjaro hands down these days for me at least. All the arch edge but with a bit less crashing. The hw detection tools is second to none, steam just works, so d
by arca_vorago 10y ago
Manjaro hands down these days for me at least. All the arch edge but with a bit less crashing. The hw detection tools is second to none, steam just works, so does wine, etc. I'm even devving my own project on the Linux editor of UE4, which crashes all the time because Epic.
I tend to distrohop very frequently, but I haven't moved from manjaro for months now.
- foob 10y agoDo you really notice better stability with Manjaro or is it more about the straightforward installation and configuration? I ask because I gave Manjaro a try and I encountered many Manjaro-specific problems over time (notably, a lot of issues with their custom kernel builds). I've since been much happier with Antergos which I view as the best of both worlds. It doesn't try to fix the things that aren't broken in Arch but does make desktop configuration a breeze.
- arca_vorago 9y agoI am really picky about the kernel choice, so maybe that's why I haven't run into similar issues.