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<div>Yes Gaurav, I have been using it for close to two years. I love Arch. And Manjaro is just Arch made fool-proof. It has everything that Arch gives, and more. They don’t roll out updates for packages as frequently as Arch, because do a little more stability
testing. They gave me all the good of Arch, with a little more stability and easy installations. You can also get the arch-like NET-Edition installer which doesn’t have any pre-installed applications/Windows Manager.<br>
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All the solutions on Arch forum work for it as well.<br>
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<div>Yours,<br>
Anshul Chauhan</div>
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<div id="readingPaneBodyContent">Hello Everyone,<br>
<br>
While browsing came across this distribution of Linux called the<br>
"Manjaro". It is base of "Arch".<br>
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The history says that it was first releases on July 10, 2011; 5 years<br>
ago (2011-07-10).<br>
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Claims are that it is fast, stable better etc.<br>
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Has anyone tried using the same, if so could you update on the same.<br>
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Regards<br>
Gaurav (AKA Dexter) Pant<br>
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