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I wouldn't recommend Manjaro to anyone. Arch Linux is much easier to setup. As others mentioned, Manjaro has a terrible reputation, from letting certificates ex

I wouldn't recommend Manjaro to anyone. Arch Linux is much easier to setup. As others mentioned, Manjaro has a terrible reputation, from letting certificates expire every year to holding back stable packages from Arch repository by 2 weeks (so whenever a new stable version is released in Arch it's released 2 weeks later on Manjaro), and by using Arch's repos and the maintainers are not even upstreaming their patches or fixes to Arch. Besides those technicalities, there's the controversy about their corporate management and the partnerships they had. If you want an Arch-based distro, go either for Arch or EndeavourOS. Manjaro is a big no-no.

postcert 3y ago
Came here to say the exact same thing. Manjaro has a history of issues and oddly provide their own repos (with differing packaging version to mainline Arch) when arch's repo + aur more than suffice. On the endeavouros side they only have their DE customization packages + nvidia helper packages + ZFS + small helper applications (I'm assuming wgetpaste and such are for users to easily upload error logs, etc) https://github.com/endeavouros-team/repo/tree/master/endeavouros/x86_64 https://github.com/endeavouros-team/repo/tree/master/endeavo...