Is Manjaro stable enough for an intermediate user to use as a

>>56598377
I use it for college. It's fine

>>56599253
No.
Stop being an edgy faggot and use debian. You're not a "hacker"

I don't know
probably

What you studying?

>>56598377
Stable enough, but it would be better to use a distro with competent developers.

>>56599281
examples?

>>56598377
I use Gentoo in college

>>56599292
Forgetting to renew SSL certs on multiple occasions

>>56599292
Fedora, Debian, etc. Manjaro devs have shown several times that they know basically nothing but "muh aesthetic" so even Ubuntu would be better.

>>56598377
I still have free high quality education, hot babes and high quality of life

Do yourself a favor and use what your lab uses.
Mine used Win7 and RHEL6 and I had no problems with assignments or stability.

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I use arch daily so I imagine so. I think it depends on the laptop. My ThinkPad is pretty widely supported so you can imagine things just werk usually. Manjaro is comparable to Debian testing/sid (can somebody clarify for me? I'm honestly curious) but with a little more anality about it I guess, so I can't imagine anything breaking.

Don't fall for the "arch is shit use debian" meme BTW, both do what they do well and some people just have preferences.

>>56599292
Ubunut

>>56599393
Only sensible choice

>>56599402
The only upside of Manjaro is their mhwd, which effectively ensures that your drivers will be the correct ones.