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اگرچه مانجارو مبتنی بر آرچ و با آرچ سازگار است، اما '''آرچ نیست'''. به این ترتیب، مانجارو تنها یک نسخه آسان برای نصب یا از پیش پیکربندی شدهٔ آرچ نیست، بلکه هیولایی بسیار متفاوت است.

اگرچه مانجارو مبتنی بر آرچ و با آرچ سازگار است، اما '''آرچ نیست'''. به این ترتیب، مانجارو تنها یک نسخه آسان برای نصب یا از پیش پیکربندی شدهٔ آرچ نیست، بلکه هیولایی بسیار متفاوت است.

* '''Manjaro''' is developed independently from Arch, and by a completely different team.

* '''Manjaro''' is developed independently from Arch, and by a completely different team.

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Another feature that sets Manjaro apart from Arch and other Arch-based distributions is its focus on tools to ease the general system maintenance. This extends far beyond just providing an easy graphical installer and pre-configured desktop environments. Manjaro also provides a range of powerful tools developed exclusively by the Manjaro Team.

Another feature that sets Manjaro apart from Arch and other Arch-based distributions is its focus on tools to ease the general system maintenance. This extends far beyond just providing an easy graphical installer and pre-configured desktop environments. Manjaro also provides a range of powerful tools developed exclusively by the Manjaro Team.

[[file:mhwd2.png|thumb|left|375px]] '''Manjaro Hardware Detection (mhwd)'''

[[file:mhwd2.png|thumb|left|375px]] '''Manjaro Hardware Detection (mhwd)'''

The '''mhwd''' command enables the automatic detection and configuration of your hardware for you, usually undertaken during the installation process. This includes support for hybrid graphics cards, as well as setting everything up such as module dependencies for Virtualbox virtual machine installations; however, it can also be used by users with limited technical knowledge to easily undertake this task for themselves.

The '''mhwd''' command enables the automatic detection and configuration of your hardware for you, usually undertaken during the installation process. This includes support for hybrid graphics cards, as well as setting everything up such as module dependencies for Virtualbox virtual machine installations; however, it can also be used by users with limited technical knowledge to easily undertake this task for themselves.