Will Manjaro Linux Net edition act like Manjaro or a base install of Arch?
Greetings,
I am considering downloading and installing Manjaro Linux Net edition, which is a base edition of Manjaro without any desktop environment or software applications of any kind. My question is this, will it still act like Manjaro in as much as it will keep all of its characteristics intact including its rolling release characteristics even without any desktop or applicatations installed, or will it behaive more like it's parent distro Arch linux, or a base install of Arch? If it won't, maybe I'd be better off just downloading and installing said parent distro, Arch instead. Thank you |
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https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=About_Manjaro I was not able to find any documentation that Manjaro will behave more like Arch. Maybe a member running Manjaro will chime in and explain for you. https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?t...e#Installation |
As stated already by Ztcoracat, the NET-edition is simply a stripped down installation medium that can be used to install a stripped down version of Manjaro, not unlike Debian's netinstall CD.
It will still use the Manjaro repositories (with its more stable core repositories) and offer the tools specific to Manjaro. |
What's the difference between a "Net edition" and just a standard, regular edition of a distro installed without a desktop environment or any software applications?
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