• @wim
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    21 year ago

    How does Manjaro add incompetence? I’ve not used either for a while, buy Manjaro never failed me, while arch did manage to make my system nuke itself a couple times just running pacman -Syyu. Granted, this was a long time ago, but it’s the only distro to so this to me ever.

    • @CalcProgrammer1@lemmy.ml
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      301 year ago

      The project maintainers repeatedly forget to renew their certificates, causing package upgrades to fail.

      The project maintainers, in multiple past instances, have misconfigured their package manager resulting in essentially a DDoS of the AUR.

      The packages are out of date vs. the upstream Arch ones, which often causes AUR packages intended for upstream Arch to break on Manjaro. Yet they consider the AUR a supported resource.

      Project has had problems with mismanagement of funds in the past.

      Despite all this, they seem to heavily focus on marketing, merch, and trying to sell preinstalled systems. Manjaro is in it for profit, not to make an awesome distro.

      • silent_water [she/her]
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        31 year ago

        did they ever start backporting security patches? I know that was a major issue in the early days that really soured me on the competence of the project. you cannot take a rolling release distro, bless some package versions as “stable” and call it a day.

    • @20gramsWrench@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      -81 year ago

      it’s a reddit imported hate-train because they didn’t renew certificates twice in twenty years and a bug in pamac cause the aur to be ddosed for a few hours total, to tell you how much of an empty bandwagon it is, few years back, manjaro tried to push a closed source office suite in their base installers and none of the clowns parroting anti-manjaro mantras ever mention it, they didn’t think about adding it to the agreed list of accusations in the early days so their copy pasted opinions don’t feature it.