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> a distribution that is supposed to be "arch but stable" I don't have eggs in those baskets so don't take my message as advertisement, but i repeatedly heard
by southerntofu 3y ago
> a distribution that is supposed to be "arch but stable"
I don't have eggs in those baskets so don't take my message as advertisement, but i repeatedly heard from various people Manjaro was not that serious/reliable and that EndeavourOS was much more pleasant and stable. Anyone has experience with this?
- hutzlibu 3y agoI recently switched to EndeavourOS and like it. There were some unclear things with manjaro and Endeavour seems all around more stable.
- snowram 3y agoI have been running Manjaro for years and it has been a smooth experience. If I remember correctly, they mistakenly let some certificate expire and DDOS the AUR once, can't say this had impacted me. Unfortunately, distro tribalism is a real thing. Some people are very eager to trash other distros, I would say this hurts Linux and how the general public percieve it in the end.
- arcanemachiner 3y agoI think the certificate thing happened like three times. There's some "fuck Manjaro" type site out there where every little mistake is catalogued. I probably wouldn't pick Manjaro today, but I will say that I've been running Manjaro on a little home server for over two years and it's been completely rock solid.
- 3np 3y agoI recall making comments to that effect and maintain the stance. Though I've had more long-lived and complex setups with Manjaro so it's not entirely a fair comparison. ~1y in on Endeavour.