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Simple stuff like managing some dependency issues (like when packages get renamed), actually knowing how to use the command line (you don't need to learn awk, grep, and sed just yet), and knowing how your bootloader wants to be treated.

You'll get it as time passes, but Garuda assists in most of these things.

I used Manjaro and my wifi adapter would shit itself every update.

I find it hard to recommend a distro that's so anecdotal. Garuda uses mhwd as well.

It's great! You can expect updates that don't take literal years, but you will need to maintain your system a bit more (Garuda provides utilities to make it easier).

Because they can't ship working software. Oh, they also don't know what "system" means. It shits itself on updates.

For the love of God, use Garuda instead.

pranx.com (formerly GeekPrank) has more stuff, but it's nice to see an alternative.

I agree. I prefer a windows 7 like Superbar more.

Please XFCE, stop wasting my dock space. I use KDE solely because I couldn't get a normal taskbar on XFCE.

For your last sentence, single click can prevent things like carpal tunnel, but at the same time that's undoing decades of habit.

You could've used systemd-boot.

And ManjarNO has both

And then I forget the pid.

Manjaro sucks anyway. C'mon, broken certificates 5 fucking times?

It can't even kill processes.