Ankush_Das
January 9, 2020, 10:08am
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It looks like Manjaro is almost done with a GNOME edition. Recently, it released the first test build for it:
Recently I install "Jonaburg-picom fork, It caused some issues , so I decided to uninstall that fork but couldn’t uninstall with ‘sudo pacman -R’ command . So again decided to remove default picom and i thought fresh install may resolve this...
My first impressions were quite good excluding the fact that it did not recognize my WiFi adapter - which works across every Ubuntu-based distro.
I also like the feature to change desktop layout (similar to what Zorin Ultimate edition offers).
Did anyone else try it out? You could help me point out things that I might have missed on my first run or simply share your impressions on it
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4dandl4
January 9, 2020, 2:38pm
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For me Manjaro is just the GUI for running Arch. May try this in VM.
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MikeREM
January 13, 2020, 12:48pm
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Ran an early release of this for a while last year. Performed quite well on my old laptop. Had no problems with it, Gnome is just not my favourite DE. For Manjaro I prefer KDE or XFCE.
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