Manjaro Linux vs Arch Linux | Linux Today

Manjaro Linux vs Arch Linux

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Justin Chapin
Sep 25, 2020

Arch Linux and Manjaro are two popular linux distributions, or distros, that have been getting more attention and gaining more users over the years. Although the two distros have a lot in common (in fact, Manjaro is an Arch Linux derivative), there are still many differences. These differences stem from each project’s philosophical approach, goals, and target audience. This results in pros and cons to using each. This article will help you learn about the similarities and differences between the two, and help you decide which one to use if you are not sure.

JC

Justin Chapin

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