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Manjaro is great, but most Budgie plugins are not available in the officel repos and most of snap budgie plugins work only on Ubuntu. In the end we only have a minimal version of budgie available on Arch unless you take the time to integrate everything by hand. See More
I haven't tried the others, but based on what I have read, Manjaro was the only Arch distro I wanted to even attempt. No regrets. Low system resources, good repository and you always have AUR if you want, too. Seems really fast, and highly configurable if you want to get your hands dirty. See More
Manjaro with Budgie preinstalled works well and has a good default look. See More
Mint comes bundled with software for browsing the web, editing pictures, browsing files, watching videos and even a full office suite (LibreOffice). An average user can use Mint right away after a fresh install, using all the software that comes with the distribution to complete most of their daily tasks. See More
It is not a "cheap Windows substitute", it is what a common user wants, easy to install, easy to configure, stable, they have all the tools to make my computing life easy and can also dig deeper if i want, beautiful interface, cinnamon is the best DE and NEMO is a great file manager, the best to my opinion. I have tested many OS p.e Manjaro-Ubuntu(all the flavors)-Artix- Solus-MXLinux-OpenSuse-Deepin-elementary-Elive-Netrunner-EasyOS-KDEneon, e.t.c. and LinuxMint still is my basic OS for the last 4 years See More
easy to install /use /full fledged default applications with time shift pre installed See More
The Linux Mint team offers a method to upgrade the OS between versions but they tend to recommend clean installs, which isn't always suitable for everyone. However, following the upgrade process currently is less than straightforward and is easily capable of leaving your system in a confused state. 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
Long Term Support versions are versions of software that are continuously updated for an extended period of time, even after newer versions are launched. LTS versions will typically get feature additions and enhancements for an extended period of time, then security updates up until its End of Life. An LTS release should typically be considered good for at least 5 years. See More
It's useful for both beginners and professionals. For the installation, Gentoo offers various types, which are referred to as stages. Basically meaning how in depth you would want to go into the process of installation. For beginners it's useful to choose for a starting distro due to its various stages that can be very time consuming but beneficial as you learn the composition in general of Linux. See More