Arch vs Manjaro Linux

It's really simple Arch Linux is an empty void that you can feel with any software options, this include from installing the file manager of your choice to the color of folder you'd like to have.

Alright Arch needs a lot of work to get started, even though there are good tutorials on the Arch website. And Manajro Linux is an extension of Arch and has a file manager, an package manager with basic software already pre-installed. That's the simple difference. So i choose Linux, I choose Manjaro Linux

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If you want to try out Manjaro Linux click this and you'll choose your option, the fundamental differences between KDE, XFCE and Gnome (which is what I'm using)

KDE is beautiful with useful applications, but I have never tried it before.

XFCE is fast, anything you do is just lightning fast, whether you're opening up applications or booting and even shutting down is just fast.

Gnome which is what I'm using has a lot of applications that I've found to be useful, connecting to the web is easy, in fact it's easy to use this distro. That is why I'm planning to stick with it for the long run.

Installing Applications such as blender is easy with Manjaro Linux. I haven't experienced this so much because its not long that I have been using Linux. But installing applications does not seem to slow down the performance of the Operating System. Considering that I'm using an old PC.

Other applications i'm using are codeblocks for working on my C++ programming tasks

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