#manjaro linux

[ariestu]

Somebody give me a master’s degree in nuking my OS already

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[linuxmint-official]

hey why does your fuckass operating system run worse than manjaro who the fuck is doing optimization coding for you, is it steve fucking wozniak?

hey, at the very least, we didn't ddos the aur.

[neko-ia-art]

[patchoulii-2hu-144p]

is it just me or is dolphon's tagging system only half functional? like i'll set a tag to a file but the tag doesn't show up for other files, nor does it show up when i right click and hover over the "assign tags" option.

[uwubuwuntuwu-owofficial]

Erm... She actually goes by Womanjaro now.

[juh-wasnt-deactivated19691231]

i love how manjaro is like “it’s arch but easier” and arch is all “you’re not affiliated with me”. actually now that i say that it really is like that innit

[endeavouros-official]

congrats on being manjaro but not dogshit

@manjaro-official sorry to put you on blast like this but anon's got a point :P

[verilog-official]

what is the worst mainstream/non-meme distro?

I'd say the worst from what I've heard is Manjaro, with it's apparent stability issues and not bringing much more to the table than Arch. though, I've never used Manjaro myself, it's just what I've heard.

For distros that I've actually used myself, it depends on the definition of worst. if you mean the worst everyday computing distro, definitely SliTaz. its repository is extremely outdated and ridiculously tiny, the distro has poor documentation, it's not well supported at all, it's not even based on anything so you can't always rely on the Debian/Arch wiki. But I mean, it's not really meant for everyday computing, it's really just a stripped down version of TinyCore, stripped enough for some versions to fit on a single 1.44mb floppy iirc. And it really, really excels at that.

If you mean the worst distro in general, I'd probably say Ubuntu. honestly, from when I used it myself it wasn't that bad at all. it gets a lot of shit for being bloated, and dear God it really is bloated, but other than that, it's really nice. lots of things Just Work™, it has sensible defaults, great support, and a large package selection.

it does kinda bug me how even the server variant of Ubuntu is pretty bloated. a server probably doesn't need a large chunk of the components installed by default. but it also comes with lots of utilities making server setup really easy soooo

i'd say it's the worst only because I can't think of any truly bad distro, every distro has its strong points and it's weaknesses. every distro is made with some intention and lots of them hit it pretty well.

[lynx-xdg]

I spent some time making my desktop look nice. A lot of it is still the default hyprland theme, but I've enjoyed messing around with the hypr ecosystem!

[ariestu]

My kernel panicked

What is little bro so scared of >_<

[manjaro-official]

i was genuinely unaware that there were so many linux distro roleplay blogs. I am not affiliated with them in any way. i don't even use manjaro i'm a fraud

[brightgreendandelions]

does anyone know some arch based distro, that is easy to install in a dual boot configuration?

and not manjaro, because manjaro sucks.

ps: also is there a way i can smuggle some sh file onto an arch iso, so i don't have to type it all by hand?

[rockafirevevo]

im at my wits end if anyone has a bit more comfortability with linux and specifically with nvidia drivers i would really like some help. details of my dilemma under the cut

so i built this pc, i don't think most of the hardware specs really matter but the problem is that the GPU is a PNY/NVIDIA quadro k6000. it's a much older one, and the consensus online seems to be that it's just a piece of garbage [which i am. inclined to agree with at this point. it seemed good at the time bc i was having a tough time justifying the cost of a PC to begin with and it had the most processing power of anything in budget. whatever. ill do more research next time but i certainly cannot afford to swap it out now]

it uses older drivers, 470xx, which i cannot get to work on linux (specifically, i've tried endeavour and manjaro so far.)

endeavour installs with generic drivers by default. manjaro Has an option to install with proprietary drivers, but if i try that, the installer just hangs forever. i think it might be because the drivers are old enough that they aren't bundled in, and it can't connect to the internet to pull down alternative drivers so early on in the install.

installing drivers manually after installing the OS itself seems to be the thing to do, except that when i do, the OS loses the ability to see any information about the monitor. in practice, this means that it gets stuck at a completely absurd tiny resolution (i think it's like. 600x300. not usable at all) and will not respond to any attempts to set the resolution manually. the only way to fix this is to uninstall all of the NVIDIA drivers and then im back where i started. ive tried so many things i can't even remember them all to list them but suffice to say nothing's worked so far. i have the same exact issue on both endeavour and manjaro.

i really like the convenience of aur so i don't really want to go to a non arch-based distro but i will if i have to because it is driving me insane that i spent so much money on this thing and it refuses to play any of the games that i was hoping to play on it. i also don't have a lot of confidence that distro hopping will even do anything since i did already try once and manjaro is supposed to work super well with NVIDIA. and it just doesn't.