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Does anyone has a Ubuntu --> Manjaro transition guide
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Manjaro is not a good Arch downstream afaik. What they try is like produce a stable Arch, like Debian Sid vs. Stable.
But if they do that, they need an automated QA path so that packages are put in based on how they work, and not just delay them by a few weeks all the time.
And hack my stuff like the AUR wouldnt be possible there, they would need to host such packages their own and make sure they work on that specific frozen release.
Its simply more work that what I know they invest. So stay away from Manjaro, use Arch, Opensuse TW, Fedora etc.