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Manjaro i3wm version is just like this. It’s out there for years, so it’s more mature. Also, it is built on top of arch linux, so it’s much less bloated, and yo
by malkosta 5y ago
Manjaro i3wm version is just like this. It’s out there for years, so it’s more mature. Also, it is built on top of arch linux, so it’s much less bloated, and you get the arch linux guides which are the easiest and most polished I’ve found on any distribution.
- smoldesu 5y agoI've had nothing but bad experiences with Manjaro's i3 spin (though I do like both Manjaro and Arch, fwiw) - Manjaro's i3wm lacks a universal theming application like the one Regolith has - Manjaro's config is not stored as a package manifest - The out-of-the-box experience is quite poor, it didn't ship with a network manager until quite recently iirc - The default appearance is quite ugly and barebones - There is no popup for keybind hints Honestly, I think their Sway spin is more well-maintained, and that's coming from someone who hates Wayland with a passion unlike anything else.