It should be, considering all the problems with a rolling release are also going to appear when the user changes major versions.

Debian is good until you need to install a PPA :\

Gitlab always sketched me the fuck out.

I didn’t read your response beyond the first sentence.

If Apple can do this, why can’t we?

KDE is very stable.

I’ve been trying to wean myself off Steam for awhile now.

I just use it for games I already own on it and games that require Steam, like TF2.

But I thought ppl didn’t do work for free…

I only resort to using container formats if native packages aren’t available.

Can’t wait to have containers for containers.

I legitimately think that people in the community are stupid enough to see value in something like that.

I never had an issue and I’ve been using Manjaro exclusively for 3+ years.

I think Arch has had issues that Manjaro was able to avoid in the meantime because Manjaro doesn’t push updates as quickly as Arch.

Lol. It’s funny that you’re actually sitting here defending neglecting security.

Thanks for cementing in my mind that you, and people like you, are not worth taking seriously.

Either you’re a troll or just out of touch with reality.

Goodbye.

One is significantly worse than the other. Getting hacked is significantly worse than anything the Manjaro team did. My point is that what happened to Linux Mint was worse than anything that happened to Manjaro, but people like you never get up in arms about it.

You might want to brush up on your reading comprehension if this is difficult for you to understand.

I keep saying that’s what turns me off from endeavor as a Manjaro user.

That, and it seems like all the people suggesting it don’t really have their minds grounded in reality.

A lot of them legitimately believe Arch is a sufficient replacement for Manjaro, and that just tells me they aren’t worth taking seriously.

There’s a lot of 🧩 in the FOSS space, and I think we should acknowledge it for what it is instead of putting it on a pedestal.

Well, you’ve heard about it now so I fully expect you to take up the crusade like you have against manjaro, unless you’re biased/tribalist.

Also pretty disingenuous to compare a single incident of being hacked with a pattern of sloppiness and negligence.

No it’s not, lol. Being infected with malware is worse than anything the Manjaro team has done. If you disagree, then you’re just not worth taking seriously.

Let’s be honest though, you’re not worth taking seriously because you just do what you think will make you look good in front of your peers.

I don’t have any issues with the complaints often mentioned about Manjaro.

Linux Mint, on the other hand, once got hacked and hosted malware on their website :(

But I’m sure you’re as quick to tell people about that as you are to tell people about Manjaro.

Manjaro.

Yeah. I deleted windows, too.

3+ years ago and I didn’t make a post about it.

Ok.

It’s always sad seeing you people get up in arms just to hate on manjaro. It’s like you feel it’s your duty to enter into an argument whenever someone mentions something good about Manjaro.

I think it’s tribalism at play.

its besides the point, but why dont u like the terminal?

Because it’s way harder to remember and use text commands than it is to navigate a GUI.

I also don’t like taking my hand off the mouse if I can avoid it.

That’s nice.

The fact that you think Arch is a better replacement for Manjaro tells me that your opinion is not worth considering.