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Stable Nice on RPI4 & SSD ; beginning to see the extent of AUR. Installation is a charme See More
Manjaro is for people with thick sin. Timeshift will become your best friend in this distro. The OS will be brilliant if they do away with the package manager altogether as sometimes it just decides to go haywire due to the RPC, SSH and peer to peer installations you didn't know were installed behind your back. iPhone' phishing tools and GTK layouts for the package manager makes me think anybody in the distro can just connect to your PC to spoof a genuine package manager and hack your droid phones and sell your info. Found developer edition of Firefox, when I only installed Firefox. My guess is Manjaro is used to relay keys, hack emails and take over phones and try to hack them and lock them to frame someone for it. See More
Manjaro is not compatible with ARM64 CPU's. Therefore you can't run it on a M1 Mac. See More
Features include: providing notifications of available updates; mirror management; AUR support (with the option to suppress unnecessary confirmations during the install process); update settings (frequency, whether to check for updates from the AUR, packages to ignore updates for); and a history of packages installed, updated, or removed (from the official repositories - AUR packages are not currently tracked). See More
Debian is one of the oldest and most popular distros out there. Debian's popularity means that you will always be able to find a solution for your problem just by searching on Google, or if by chance nobody has had the problem you are having it's very easy to ask the community and quickly get a solution. See More
Because of its popularity, Debian has a lot of applications available which range from productivity programs to business software, games and development tools. It comes with over 55.500 packages (software that is precompiled and ready to be installed on a local machine) -- all of them for free. See More
Debian runs standard Gnome, XFCE, KDE - it doesn't use its own special desktop environment or debian specific modifications or customisations, which means that users benefit from the work of the whole Linux community, Debian developers can focus on the distribution itself, and any support for your desktop environment on other distributions should work on Debian as well. See More
Mint is highly recommended for both users coming from Windows, as well as users coming from Ubuntu, but unhappy with Ubuntu's recent, rather dramatic interface changes. Mint provides an updated interface with a look and feel similar to Gnome 2, with an application menu reminiscent of the Windows 7 Start Menu, with categorization and search. See More
Fedora is backed by RedHat, the 2nd biggest Linux kernel contributor in the world. Using a distribution made by RedHat means that it will be fine-tuned to work as efficiently as possible since it's made by the same people who work extensively on the kernel and know its ins and outs. See More
Lots of support for hardware, lots of pre-installed software, and a smooth install process means less time downloading drivers, less time digging through configuration files, and less time deciding on software to use just to get up and running. It also means less time digging through forums looking for support. See More
Fast and stable. I use it on Odroid N2+/C4. Install missing packages with Flatpak. See More