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# Blog posts tagged "Manjaro"

#### [Bauh is a nifty snap manager](https://canonical.com/blog/bauh-is-a-nifty-snap-manager)

If you’re looking for an easy, non-techie way to install snaps, you want a simple store-like utility. Snap integration is available in both GNOME Software and KDE Discover, which cover a large portion of the Linux user base. However, in distributions and desktop environments that do not natively provide a snap-capable graphical frontend,

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#### [Popular snaps per distro](https://canonical.com/blog/popular-snaps-per-distro)

From a distance, Linux is one big, confusing ball of passionate users and hardcore technical jargon. But as you zoom in, you can start seeing patterns – and differences. Indeed, the individual and vastly varied choice of a favorite distribution has played a major part in shaping the community conversation in the Linux space. But

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#### [Manjaro, snaps and the spirit of collaboration](https://canonical.com/blog/manjaro-snaps-and-the-spirit-of-collaboration)

Linux distributions are all about freedom of choice for the end-user. However, there is a natural element of competition too. So, why did Philip Müller, one of the founders of the Manjaro distribution, come to the 2019 Snapcraft Summit in Montreal? There are several good reasons, according to Philip. First, he says, “Manjaro and Ubuntu

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