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The forum discussion centers on comparing Linux Mint and Linux Manjaro, with the original poster seeking experiences and pros/cons of each. The first reply suggests that differences mainly depend on user preferences and setup, emphasizing similar core components across distros. A subsequent contributor recommends trying both to personally determine which suits best, highlighting a practical approach over definitive advantages or disadvantages. Overall, the tone is neutral and advice-oriented, encouraging experimentation.
The forum discussion centers on comparing Linux Mint and Linux Manjaro, with the original poster seeking experiences and pros/cons of each. The first reply suggests that differences mainly depend on user preferences and setup, emphasizing similar core components across distros. A subsequent contributor recommends trying both to personally determine which suits best, highlighting a practical approach over definitive advantages or disadvantages. Overall, the tone is neutral and advice-oriented, encouraging experimentation.
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The only advantage or disadvantage would one is closer to how you want it configured after installing it than the other. There are no real advantages of one over the other. Every distro is pretty much the same. A boot loader, a kernel, a DE, a package management system and applications.
livix07
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In my opinion, the best way to find out is to try both of them for a while.
