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11-15-2019, 07:03 AM	#1
beachboy2 Senior Member Registered: Jan 2007 Location: Wild West Wales, UK Distribution: Linux Mint 21 MATE, EndeavourOS, antiX, MX Linux Posts: 3,987 Blog Entries: 33 Rep:	Manjaro Xfce 18.1.3 and Etcher-Thumbs up! It is several years since I last had a look at Manjaro. I was not that really thrilled with it to be honest and especially not its installer. I recently trialled Manjaro Xfce 18.1.3 (currently using kernel 5.3.11-1) in VirtualBox. What a difference! The installer has had a major makeover and it is now easy to navigate and a joy to use. I was so taken with Manjaro Xfce that I decided to install it on a spare desktop PC. Manjaro took just under 6 minutes to install. Out of interest, using a SanDisk Ultra 16GB USB 3.0 drive, I compared the times to burn the 2.3GB ISO of Manjaro Xfce 18.1.3 using the dd command and Etcher. Results: dd command: 5m 32s Etcher: 3m 20s. Etcher: https://www.balena.io/etcher/

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