…and it sort of makes me think you just want to point and click. I apologise if I’m wrong. But the fact is that Manjaro, no actually Linux in general, requires a much more hand-on, involved approach. So take a look here, and consider it going forward:
If you find that Manjaro, then probably Linux in general isn’t for you, I recommend Windows to save yourself a lot of headaches.
Doesn’t look that way from your unhandled .pacnew files. Or the fact that you don’t like the terminal. Or the fact that you couldn’t sort this relatively common problem on your own.
So excuse me for taking all the evidence into consideration before I make a recommendation. I’ll recommend Gentoo for the next person that asks about Linux, since that’s powerful. Sh1t man, I should’ve given it to my brother since he very rarely uses his computer.
Well it has been ca. 8-9 Months since community is gone…it was kept empty to account for not properly updated machines, but i can understand it will not be kept forever and was taken down. Thanks for the tip, now we know what to expect in the next days in the forum
Except that it (quite literally) took me a whole weekend to get a (relatively) basic system, it was good. And back then, the kernel took a lot longer than 5 minutes to compile…
Edit:
To be fair, that chance is always there if you’re not careful.
If this problem is so common, how come it took so many rounds of questions and answer to help me find out the issue?
If you are a system developer (for Linux or Manjaro), and know that this is a common problem, why didn’t you make the system in such a way that it does not happen to a common user (sorry, not a system developer) like me.
If you are a skilled system administrator, good for you, but don’t expect every user of system to know everything you do. A user uses the system for other purposes than tweaking the internals of the system.
Because we’re normal, standards human and non of us have mind-reading abilities, so the problem, had to be diagnosed manually. Not to mention that it was done with the input of many people from all over the world.
I don’t. However, they should know their own system, and much more so when using Linux. Any distribution of Linux.
I’m not a systems developer. I’m just an average human, that don’t like things handed to me on a plate. (Well, except dinner…or lunch…)