I have just installed Manjaro Linux for a few days, and loved it.
- Xfce is the default desktop environment
- GRUB more beautiful by default
- Proprietary drivers are no hassle
- Even deciding the partitions, or swap, is no hassle. (But it chose ext4 rather than btrfs.)
The last time I tried several distros was some ten years ago, like OpenSuSE, Fedora, Sabayon, Elementary, but never Arch or Manjaro.
I also noticed several different things
-
pacman
instead ofapt
/apt-get
- AUR git repositories: I started with
pamac
, but later learnt aboutyay
. - I found this guide.
Otherwise, I can install all I wanted.
Top comments (4)
Manjaro is just awesome, cutting edge, and all the latest software.
Really?
Manjaro won't let me install
pgadmin4-5.1
. It is breaking the promise of always up-to-date?Manjaro holds back packages from the Arch Repos. To get up to date packages, Arch is the way to go. On Manjaro, packages land a few days later.
have you tried the yay?