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Hello! I'm am getting a new gaming laptop soon and want to use linux. I have never used linux besides running it in a VM a few times, ...

Hey guys! Thinking about using Linux only.(Currently dualbooting Debian) So I will want a distro that can be used for gaming and coding. After looking for a while I narrowed the search down to manjaro, which is based on Arch and Pop OS by System 76, which is based on Ubuntu, thus is based on Debian.

After gaming on POP OS, I cant bear playing on windows anymore. Linux has definitely won me over, lightweight. Easily customizable, fun to learn and decent for games at the expense of no multiplayer (for now). I switched back to windows ten for a few hours and its so disgustingly slow and clunky even gaming.

Main reason these are my top two choices is because I want to get more into Linux gaming and both Manjaro and Pop OS have been streamlined for ...

I just switched to Linux(Pop OS 21.10) after years of suffering from windows 10 ( seriously, windows broke my laptop with its updates and was absolute trash, completely refusing to install or even work for more than five minutes at a time.). So far my experience with Pop OS has been incredible. It's smooth, super stable and has zero issues.

The main differences between Manjaro and Pop!OS come down to package manager and software repos. Manjaro mirrors Arch and has access to AUR. Pop ...

But I started to read about Pop and have been wondering if I should change to it. I use my notebook for programming and also some gaming (from ...

I use Manjaro myself, but Ive used PopOS! a year and had ... nvidia graphics card or planning on gaming for your use case I'd also strongly ...

Manjaro has simply a lot, lot of options that may boggle your mind, pop os is very better, i say that pop is better bcz its very easy with the ...

What are the pros and cons of using PopOS and Manjaro? I'm gonna be doing some gaming. I have an intel CPU and an Nvidia gpu.

i am dual booting to linux for overall performance improve and gaming also my specs: intel i3 4010u@1.70ghz 4gb ram intel hd 4400 what would ...

After gaming on POP OS, I cant bear playing on windows anymore. Linux has definitely won me over, lightweight. Easily customizable, fun to learn and decent for games at the expense of no multiplayer (for now). I switched back to windows ten for a few hours and its so disgustingly slow and clunky even gaming.

Hey guys! Thinking about using Linux only.(Currently dualbooting Debian) So I will want a distro that can be used for gaming and coding. After looking for a while I narrowed the search down to manjaro, which is based on Arch and Pop OS by System 76, which is based on Ubuntu, thus is based on Debian.

gardotd426. · 1y. If you have an Nvidia GPU, just use Pop OS. Manjaro is honestly better, but it's also a little more complicated, and if you're not running a newer AMD GPU (and therefore need the newest packages), Pop OS is going to be fine. 3. level 1. AussieAnon365. · 1y. Fedora.

i use Pop!_OS on my main (since more than 8 months now) and Manjaro on my second PC (since 18 months). I would say, that Pop!_OS is the best Linux distro for Gaming purposes. The installation, program installation and the configuration of Pop! is very simple compared with Stock Ubuntu or Manjaro.

PopOS is Ubuntu but with "installed already" graphic driver for you. If you don't care about open source and just want gaming, Pop OS is right ...

Manjaro or Pop!_OS. Find Me A Distro. Here's my dilemma. I've used Pop!_OS quite a lot, and feel fairly experienced with it. I really like the fact that it benefits from the Ubuntu support network, and has great software support for the same reason. However, I've recently heard about the AUR on Manjaro, and it sounds fantastic.

again that's if you're just starting on Linux. So to really answer your question Gnome vs KDE based on debian then check out Pop OS for Gnome ( ...

I would say, that Pop!_OS is the best Linux distro for Gaming purposes. The installation, program installation and the configuration of Pop! is very simple compared with Stock Ubuntu or Manjaro. and if you use an Nvidia GPU or an very new AMD GPU, then Pop! is the best choice. 5. level 2.

Manjaro or Pop!_OS. Find Me A Distro. Here's my dilemma. I've used Pop!_OS quite a lot, and feel fairly experienced with it. I really like the fact that it benefits from the Ubuntu support network, and has great software support for the same reason. However, I've recently heard about the AUR on Manjaro, and it sounds fantastic.

Dunno if Manjaro has changed a lot since. Both are user friendly, popular, and great distribution for Gaming. They also have great wiki and support. You can't get wrong with them. The main difference, for me is the update (rolling release/LTS) and their package. Manjaro/Arch are quite stable for a rolling release.