Manjaro Linux vs CoreOS : Which is Better?

Manjaro Linux

Manjaro Linux or simply Manjaro, is a Linux distribution based on Arch Linux. Manjaro Linux is based on the rolling release update model similar to that of Arch Linux and uses Pacman as its package manager. Developed by Manjaro Linux

License: Open Source

Categories: OS & Utilities

Apps available for Linux

CoreOS

CoreOS is an open-source lightweight operating system based on the Linux kernel and designed for providing infrastructure to clustered deployments, while focusing on automation, ease. Developed by CoreOS, Inc

License: Free

Categories: OS & Utilities

Apps available for Linux

Manjaro Linux VS CoreOS Feature comparision

Feature	Manjaro Linux	CoreOS
Based on Arch Linux
Community based
Support for Nvidia drivers
Plasma based
Rolling release
Security focused
X86/x64 Compatibility
Arch User Repository
ARM support
Configurable
Customizable
Lightweight
Linux-based
Operating system
Out Of The Box
Simple installation
Stability
Based on Debian
OTA Updates
Package Manager
Windows-like
Ad-free
An in-built GUI
Key rebinding
Multiple languages
macOS-like
Flatpak
App center
Unix-like
Apps with Chromecast Support
Consistent UI
Windows XP Compatibility
Run Windows software
Nt kernel
Based on Ubuntu
Kde support
Debian package compatible
Shell integration