

Antergos
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Antergos, as its father, Arch Linux , is a rolling release distro. It started life under the name of Cinnarch, combining the Cinnamon desktop with the Arch Linux distribution, but the project has moved on from its original goals and now offers...
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- Free • Open Source
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Spain
EU
Platforms
- Linux
Discontinued
Project has been ceased. See https://antergos.com/blog/antergos-linux-project-ends/
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Antergos in key points:
Should you choose Manjaro or Antergos? Manjaro and Antergos are both superb Arch-based distros.* (I have spent about 6 months with each.) If you know you want to choose one of them, but don't know which to go for, here are some points that might help you along. But it really comes down to tiny details, so if you flip a coin, you won't lose out much. For example, you can in 99.9% of occassions use advice from the Manjaro forum for solving Antergos problems and vice-versa. Note also that, ultimately, Manjaro and Antergos have the same guts and that, in the overwhelming majority of cases, you could overcome any particular perceived shortcoming of one to make it more like the other.
Go for Manjaro if...
Go for Antergos if...
Last edited: 2017-06-25
[Edited by JohnFastman, June 25]
It's essentially Arch, with a good auto installer, and its own additional repository to compliment the Arch repositories. It most notably contains AUR helpers. This is useful when you consider that no AUR helpers are in the official Arch repositories. Other than those features and its own themes and branding, Antergos is identical to Arch Linux.