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I've been very happy with Manjaro. It's a just-works version of Arch linux. When downloading, take the less cutring edge option, and you should be fine. I have
by dmbche 4y ago
I've been very happy with Manjaro. It's a just-works version of Arch linux. When downloading, take the less cutring edge option, and you should be fine.
I have not had anything break in the last year and a half, and the AUR is a nice plus.
- squarefoot 4y ago> I've been very happy with Manjaro. I second that. Although I'm still a Debian guy on my main machine, and use Alpine on smaller ones, I chose Manjaro on my laptops, also installing it on less technical people machines with great results, no problems or complaints, just the occasional need to explain the few differences to new users coming from Windows, but that wouldn't be the OP's case.
- TheCapeGreek 4y agoHappy Manjaro user here too. Settled on it after some Cinnamon bugs got me annoyed enough. Only issues I've had are between xorg and wayland. Had to switch to xorg on a fresh Manjaro GNOME install last month, because Wayland screensharing still requires hopes and prayers to get working. Also: Be careful switching GPU types.