Manjaro convert here too! I have used Linux since around Red Hat 4/5 and I'd been trying Linux desktops here and there for 20 years... The ease of installing so

Manjaro convert here too! I have used Linux since around Red Hat 4/5 and I'd been trying Linux desktops here and there for 20 years... The ease of installing software on Manjaro is what really got me. I always hated searching for and configuring keys/repos/ppas for every package I wanted, plus many, many times that I tried Ubuntu it would just refuse to boot one day after an update. I guess the other thing that I love about Manjaro is that it's configured with XFCE by default, which, after some configuration gives me a better minimalist Windows-like experience than Windows itself. I no longer have to fight Windows and hack the taskbar with 7+ taskbar tweaker to get features like dragging taskbar buttons around - all the features I want are built into XFCE. Anything that was missing I added by scripting xdotools, wmctrl and other supported tools.