So, i have a tendency to test out OS’s. I gravitate more towards the middle to advanced OS’s, but still like a nice installer. Thus I’m a huge fan of the various Arch installers. I can install Arch the Arch way, but consider it a waste of time. Why take 45 minutes to install something when it can take 10? So I wrote up a review of Endeavor there after having used it for a bit, and I thought you might enjoy this part of it:
SO FAR, in my limited testing since installing, this to me is everything Manjaro wants to be. A beautiful installer for Arch with a clean, uncluttered default install that’s just complete enough to offer usability without overwhelming you.
Where did you write it?
Link?
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Ok, I only searched for three minutes because it is not really important for me.
Read it and got a giggle out of the replies. Funny.
I don’t know if it’s just me but after working on Arch-based distros for the past 2 years, everything else seems slow.
Other than with an older Fedora install, can’t say the same. I was using Neon, I use a lot of Debian, and I use a lot of Arch, and can’t really FEEL a speed difference between any of them. And even Fedora at install I can’t, but Fedora has in recent versions (29/30/31) seemed to suffer from Windows bloat that about the time a new version is getting ready to release it REALLY seems to get slower. But that’s really the only linux-based OS I’ve ever seen be noticeably slowr than another when running the same DE w/ more or less the same services installed and running.
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