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If you want latest bleeding edge support, install Arch or one its more friendly variants such as Manjaro. They provide updates everyday. One thing to note, as
by HashingtheCode 6y ago
If you want latest bleeding edge support, install Arch or one its more friendly variants such as Manjaro. They provide updates everyday.
One thing to note, as Manjaro is a rolling distro, don't be surprised to download about 400Mb per day in updates
- wayneftw 6y agoI’ll second that! Manjaro is my longest running installation of a desktop Linux. I’ve got it on three workstations since 2018 and it’s still running perfectly. Every other desktop distro has shit the bed after an update for me.
- HashingtheCode 6y agoThat's great to hear. I would love to run Manjaro also but i can't download 400Mb per day. If they provided a semi-rolling release, now that would be something i'd be interested in
- wayneftw 6y agoThey definitely don't offer 400mb of updates every single day. You also don't have to apply updates every time they offer them. If you waited to apply updates once every 3 months you'd be fine.
- type0 6y agoI don't understand the benefits of using Manjaro over Endeavour OS. I have not heard anything good about that Manjaro only how badly they treat contributors, maybe it's just my echo-chamber but that's the impression.
- dddw 6y agoManjaro is more well known, but so are it's practises.... EndevourOS will get it's well earned moment to start shining in the light very soon I believe.
- HashingtheCode 6y agoEndeavour OS had some turbulence recently with their devs, but in terms of pros, i don't think there is much difference, personally Manjaro seems to have more support, so if you get stuck, your chances of help may be better