1- Entornos de escritorio:

• Manjaro ofrece una selección de entornos de escritorio populares, como GNOME, KDE, Xfce, MATE y Cinnamon, entre otros.

• Arch Linux es más flexible, ya que no incluye un entorno de escritorio por defecto, permitiendo al usuario elegir e instalar el que más le convenga.

2- Personalización:

• Manjaro proporciona una experiencia de usuario más pulida y personalizada, con temas, iconos y configuraciones predeterminadas.

• Arch Linux requiere más personalización manual por parte del usuario para adaptar la interfaz a sus preferencias.

3- Asistencia y herramientas:

• Manjaro incluye herramientas y asistentes que facilitan la configuración y la administración del sistema, como el Manjaro Settings Manager.

• Arch Linux tiene una interfaz más minimalista y requiere que el usuario utilice herramientas de línea de comandos para la mayoría de las tareas de configuración

4- Experiencia de usuario:

• Manjaro está diseñado para ser más amigable y accesible para usuarios nuevos en Linux, con una curva de aprendizaje más suave.

• Arch Linux está orientado a usuarios más experimentados y requiere un mayor conocimiento técnico para su configuración y uso.

Ventajas de los entornos de escritorio en Manjaro Linux:

1- Configuración predeterminada:

• Los entornos de escritorio en Manjaro vienen con una configuración predeterminada más pulida y optimizada.

• Esto facilita la experiencia de usuario para los nuevos usuarios de Linux.

2- Compatibilidad y soporte:

• Manjaro garantiza una mejor compatibilidad y soporte para los entornos de escritorio que ofrece.

• Esto se debe a que el equipo de Manjaro se encarga de probar y mantener los entornos de escritorio en su distribución.

3- Personalización simplificada:

• Manjaro proporciona herramientas y asistentes que facilitan la personalización de los entornos de escritorio.

• Esto permite a los usuarios adaptarlos a sus preferencias sin necesidad de conocimientos avanzados.

1- Flexibilidad limitada:

• Al ofrecer un conjunto predefinido de entornos de escritorio, Manjaro limita la flexibilidad de elección que ofrece Arch Linux.

• Los usuarios de Arch Linux pueden instalar cualquier entorno de escritorio que deseen.

2- Actualizaciones más lentas:

• Debido a su enfoque en la estabilidad, las actualizaciones de los entornos de escritorio en Manjaro pueden ser más lentas que en Arch Linux.

• Arch Linux mantiene sus paquetes más actualizados, pero con un mayor riesgo de inestabilidad.

3- Menos control:

• Al tener una configuración predeterminada, los usuarios de Manjaro tienen menos control sobre los detalles de los entornos de escritorio.

• Arch Linux permite a los usuarios tener un control más granular sobre la configuración de los entornos de escritorio.

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Puedes descargar Manjaro, a través de su pagina oficial.

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Soporte en español para Manjaro:

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Mnjaro tiene una pagina oficial de soporte en español, donde los usuarios pueden consultar sus dudas, la puedes ubicar en este enlace, ademas verifiqué en YouTube y hay tutoriales de Manjaro y de sus diferentes escritorios.

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Para terminar con esta presentación, puedo decir que Manjaro, es una distribución que es muy cómoda y de fácil uso para los nuevos usuarios, además de eso esta basada en Arch Linux, que es considerada por muchos #Linuxeros como una de las mejores distribuciones de #Linux.

En dado caso, si estás buscando pasarte a #Linux o quieres probar y conocer sus diferentes distribuciones, te invito a probar esta excelente distribución.

Me despido, esperando que esta presentación sea de utilidad para ustedes.

Mis mejores deseos y feliz viernes #Linuxero para todos.

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Greetings #Lunuxeros, members of the #Linux&Free Software community and the entire #Linux community in #Hive, welcome to a new post of #Fridaysdescritorio.

Today I am presenting the Manjaro desktop, Distro based on Arch Linux, with Mate desktop, and I want to tell you a little about this distribution.

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What is Manjaro:

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Manjaro, is a Linux distribution that is based on the Arch Linux distro, but unlike it, Manjaro, has its own set of repositories.

Manjaro, is a distribution that aims to be very user-friendly, while maintaining the characteristics of Arch Linux, such as: the Pacman package manager and compatibility with the AUR.

But unlike Arch Linux, Manjaro, uses three different repositories that are:

• The "unstable" repository containing the most recent Arch packages, with a delay of about one to two days.

• The "testing" repository that adds packages from the "unstable" repository on a weekly basis.

• The "stable" repository that contains only packages that the development team considers stable. In addition, it includes scripts that help to automatically configure conflicting updates, without the need for user intervention, unlike other distros or Arch Linux.

In this way, Manjaro seeks to offer a friendly user experience, while maintaining the flexibility and advanced features of Arch Linux.

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What are the main differences between Manjaro Linux and Arch Linux:

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1 - The Repositories

• Manjaro has its own repositories, while Arch Linux uses the official Arch repositories.

• Manjaro divides its repositories into "unstable", "testing" and "stable", while Arch Linux has a single main repository.

2- User approach:

• Manjaro is designed to be friendlier and more accessible for new Linux users, while Arch Linux is geared towards more advanced users.

• Manjaro includes scripts and tools that make it easier to configure and update the system, unlike Arch Linux, which requires more manual user intervention.

3- Frequency of updates:

• Manjaro has a slower release cycle than Arch Linux, which translates into a more stable system, but with slightly older packages.

• Arch Linux is constantly updated, which means that the packages are more recent, but it can also lead to more instability.

4-Installation:

• Manjaro offers a simpler and automated installation, while Arch Linux requires a manual and more complex installation.

That is, Manjaro Linux seeks to be a more accessible and friendly alternative for new Linux users, maintaining the flexibility and advanced features of Arch Linux, but with a more conservative approach to updates.

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The main features of the Manjaro user interface and how it compares to that of Arch Linux are:

1- Desktop environments:

• Manjaro offers a selection of popular desktop environments, such as GNOME, KDE, Xfce, MATE and Cinnamon, among others.

• Arch Linux is more flexible, as it does not include a desktop environment by default, allowing the user to choose and install the one that suits him best.

2- Personalization:

• Manjaro provides a more polished and personalized user experience, with default themes, icons and settings.

• Arch Linux requires more manual customization by the user to adapt the interface to their preferences.

3- Support and tools:

• Manjaro includes tools and wizards that facilitate system configuration and administration, such as the Manjaro Settings Manager.

• Arch Linux has a more minimalist interface and requires the user to use command line tools for most configuration tasks

4- User experience:

• Manjaro is designed to be friendlier and more accessible for new Linux users, with a smoother learning curve.

• Arch Linux is aimed at more experienced users and requires more technical knowledge for its configuration and use.

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The main advantages and disadvantages of the desktop environments available in Manjaro Linux compared to those of Arch Linux are:

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Advantages of desktop environments in Manjaro Linux:

1- Default settings:

• The desktop environments in Manjaro come with a more polished and optimized default settings.

• This makes the user experience easier for new Linux users.

2- Compatibility and support:

• Manjaro guarantees better compatibility and support for the desktop environments it offers.

• This is because the Manjaro team is responsible for testing and maintaining the desktop environments in their distribution.

3- Simplified customization:

• Manjaro provides tools and wizards that make it easy to customize desktop environments.

• This allows users to adapt them to their preferences without the need for advanced knowledge.

Disadvantages of desktop environments in Manjaro Linux:

1 - Limited flexibility:

• By offering a predefined set of desktop environments, Manjaro limits the flexibility of choice offered by Arch Linux.

• Arch Linux users can install any desktop environment they want.

2- Slower updates:

• Due to its focus on stability, updates to desktop environments on Manjaro can be slower than on Arch Linux.

• Arch Linux keeps its most up-to-date packages, but with a higher risk of instability.

3 - Less control:

• By having a default configuration, Manjaro users have less control over the details of desktop environments.

• Arch Linux allows users to have more granular control over the configuration of desktop environments.

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How to download Manjaro

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You can download Manjaro, through its official page.

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Spanish support for Manjaro:

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Mnjaro has an official support page in Spanish, where users can check their doubts, you can locate it at this link, I also checked on YouTube and there are tutorials of Manjaro and his different desktops.

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To finish with this presentation, I can say that Manjaro, is a distribution that is very comfortable and easy to use for new users, besides that it is based on Arch Linux, which is considered by many Linux as one of the best Linux distributions.

In any case, if you are looking to switch to #Linux or want to try and get to know its different distributions, I invite you to try this excellent distribution.

I say goodbye, hoping that this presentation will be useful for you.

Best wishes and happy #Linuxero Friday to everyone.

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