MaboxLinux VS EndeavourOS

MaboxLinux Reviews

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MaboxLinux mentions (7)

• A MaboxLinux Story

  It's Mabox Linux, which I hadn't heard of before seeing this post. Source: about 1 year ago

• I’m looking for a simple, lightweight, user-friendly and well-supported distro to replace Ubuntu for programming and browsing.

  Sorry; misread your post before. I like Bunsen's Berylium. Otherwise, in ascending order of weight: maboxlinux.org or Peppermint or one of the MX spins. Mabox: absurdly easily protean OpenBox. Peppermint: aimed for Internet friendly. MX: simply integrated tools for managing itself. Let me know what you think? :-) Last thought, if you do run virtual machines (RAM16GB, go for it) read this:... Source: about 1 year ago

• on an old budget laptop, what nonessential things can I delete to make Linux Mint run smoother?

  Mabox Linux boasts a minimal installation footprint like some others, which is typically a good sign for older hardware. I haven't played with this one a lot, but I'm liking what I see so far, and that it's Manjaro-based is a bit of a pivot from the usual Debian-based environments I tend to snap up. Source: about 1 year ago

• New SSD so new Distro, my x200 running Mabox

  Then what is this https://maboxlinux.org/? First thing I found is mabox linus. Source: over 1 year ago

• T400 new SSD time, what distro should I go for is the question?

  I have been running Mabox on my x200 with zero issues, it's essentially Manjaro in Openbox, with a lot of the problems people have in Manjaro, fixed. Source: over 1 year ago

EndeavourOS mentions (212)

• Using Linux Full-Time 2 years later

  And I ended up picking EndeavourOS, Why? Manjaro had a bad reputation at the time of my research and the package holding back, Garuda has too much eye candy in the fresh install that bugs me, Arco... Has 4 ISO choices which confused me and the website sort of turns me off. - Source: dev.to / 5 months ago

• help out a noob

  Usually I recommend linux mint for beginners but hyprland may be a little bit hard to install there. So maybe in your case the best option is an arch based system with a graphical installer. A lot of people here recommend endeavourOS. Download the iso, install it to a VM and take your first steps. Once you are a little bit familiar with it, you may try to set up dual boot and run it on bare metal. Take small... Source: 6 months ago

• I don't understand audio, I experiment things with my laptop audio, it will work then it won't work. (Using EasyEffects)

  Let me close with a tip. Check out the Arch Wiki. IIRC EndevourOS is a fork of Arch. Note the British spelling ;-). Source: 10 months ago

• How exactly does dual boot work?

  Taking my advice means you might want to remove Arch, for now. Get Mint or Pop, spend some time with them to learn more about Linux, how Linux works, the various software and tools, how to configure and customize it. Once you are more knowledgeable (weeks/months later), then go read the Arch Wiki. Along with reading the Arch Wiki check out Average Linux User on youtube (... Source: 11 months ago

• r/endeavouros has been made private

  r/EndeavourOS is a private community. r/EndeavourOS. /r/EndeavourOS. Is private in protest against Reddit's changes to API. Read more. Please do not send us Modmail. . !we will not continue the EndeavourOS subreddit!. . A terminal centric distro with a vibrant community at its core. . https://endeavouros.com. . The moderators of r/EndeavourOS have set this community to private. Only approved members can view... Source: 11 months ago