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Realizing Arch isn't for me after updating broke VLC
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People are not gonna like this at all but I've been using manjaro for years and it's been pretty solid for me.
I encountered this same VLC issue on Manjaro this week, so YMMV.
I was going to say that Manjaro will have the same issue in a short while because they delay the updates a little bit but follow them, so VLC will get split in Manjaro too, but someone already commented that it has already happened
Yup, it happened to me, installing necessary vlc plugins fixed the issue.
Manjaro has been pretty quiet for a long time. There's gotta be a point where we forgive and forget. I like Manjaro and used it as my entry point to Arch. It sets a lot more up for you out of the box and has manjaro-specific package bundles that just work on install.
According to Manjarno, its been just under three years since their last mistake, and that was just forgetting to renew the SSL cert for their archived forums. Probably about time we let it back into the Arch family.
If we all can love steamOS then there's zero reason to hate on Manjaro. They basically do the same thing.
They are both arch at the end of the day.
Least till Manjaro fucks up again. lol