I never tried to imply that running one distribution implies any kind of supremacy, so I do apologize if I came across like that. My opinion that Manjaro provid

I never tried to imply that running one distribution implies any kind of supremacy, so I do apologize if I came across like that. My opinion that Manjaro provides bad software stems from two things - my short experiences trying to set it up to test userland things that did not work correctly on Manjaro and a significant amount of bug reports coming in from Manjaro when compared to other distros. But this being Linux, it's feasible that you've had a much better experience with Manjaro, and since I don't have any good statistical data about the bug reports I am aware of, I'll concede that is is just a fluke. However, the packages do seem to lag behind by quite a bit. I'll have to disagree that the current installation wiki is worse than the beginner's guide - it might containt irrelevant things, but that is only because there isn't one correct way to install Arch, and most of the duplication stems from different filesystem setups and different bootloaders. It's not meant to be read as prose, but the original beginners guide wasn't either, since it too had a lot of duplication of steps to deal with the multiplicity of installation options.