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I see this a lot and nobody really ever explains, properly, why.
I have used Linux off and on for many years (mainly server OS such as RHEL and CentOS). I have now migrated from Windows desktop to Manjaro KDE. Using it for a year. Had one issue (wouldn't boot after a kernel update), which I sorted quickly. Other than that it's been rock solid.
But this isn't a 'I have a great experience so you're all just haters' post.
I know the stuff about it being a week or behind Arch. I remember something about the maintainers (can't remember specifics) but they seem to be minor niggles that don't affect most people.
Genuine question.
Why do you dislike Manjaro? I also know it's a common theme to dislike it, so any other insight there?
Not the guy you asked, but my 2 main gripes are: