How to install Manjaro Linux on a Laptop - Walkthrough and Optimization
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In this video, I will show you how to install Manjaro Linux on a laptop. I will walk you through the installation process and also show you what I do right after the Installation to optimize the system. You can also have a look at how to correctly install and deal with graphic drivers, especially if you have two graphic cards installed.
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