I read it… But the problem is I didnt pick this system a guy installed it with me (basically for me) in the promise of great performance enhancement for games mainly MC. And yes Im a begginer but I didnt know to not install manjaro. Whats a good Set and forget linux system? Mainly aimed at performance?
But I still want my files on manjaro… So I first would need to fix it and then think about installing a different system. I know a bit of programming and kinda techy (ofc not on this level). I am kinda mad at manjaro because it keeps breaking like this I think I have about three posts already here with similar length and problems.
Only because you haven’t kept up regular maintenance; so, it’s your fault, don’t blame Manjaro.
There is none.
However, Debian is rock solid with maximum availability of software, compared to other distributions. It’s also a point release distribution, which means a new version is released usually after a defined period; perhaps a year, or two years. Manjaro is a rolling release which means every update is effectively a new version; and updates are frequent.
Microsoft games can be run in WINE, but it probably won’t be the same experience. On a well maintained system, there are usually no performance issues with Java.
Debian has a KDE Plasma ISO. Download the ‘DVD’ ISO image, where possible. The package manager is apt which will require some learning, but otherwise you’ll enjoy a similar desktop experience.
It’s a matter of priorities. If your priority is gaming then you should not be using GNU/Linux, because most games are developed specifically for Windows, and then on GNU/Linux they are either run via a translation layer such as proton — which will by definition reduce the performance — or the so-called native games are only recompiled versions of their Windows counterparts, without being truly optimized for GNU/Linux.
