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  2. 4:02 one of the many reasons I think Ubuntu is cancer, I have similar feelings about MacOS, but MacOS gives me even more reasons than Ubuntu, which is not easy to achieve. You didn't really cover manjaro at all, the one thing that sets manjaro apart from the rest is that it's rolling release, although it has LTS kernel options available like everybody else (and even installs that by default) the third party software and libraries you can install via the package manager will always be the latest and greatest whereas on say ubuntu you may be getting a year old version of every program and you will have to jump through a lot of hoops if you want the latest version, and if you want the latest stable kernel release, for whatever reason, it's just a click away. Manjaro is also exceptionally stable, something that cannot be said for most rolling release distros. This is why I would recommend Manjaro over say Xubuntu (or even mint) for people coming from windows, as windows usually gives you the latest software versions by default (e.g. when you go to download google chrome, you don't get last years version of chrome, you get the latest release of chrome, manjaro is like that too, but ubuntu and most other distros are not) It's other benefits include exceptional out of the box hardware/driver support (this is compared to every other distro out there) making it the hands down best option for people with more recent hardware (no more spending hours installing your wifi drivers, it'll just work) and of course, it's fast, it's optimized for speed (by modern standards) right out of the box. and it's performance is second only to clearlinux and perhaps some even further tweaked installations (as in when the user manually tweaks the kernel, which is easily done for example in Gentoo, but that shit's a lot of work)
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