I would like to replace Mint on my laptop with Manjaro. Is there anything I need to do to prepare for the install? Do I need to do anything with partitions?
An I just pop the Manjaro disk in and install?
I have recently switched from Zorin to Manjaro. All I did is backed up all of my important files and installed Manjaro it did the rest.
Hey @harvlake!
Just as @Skinstitcher said, all you need to do is just backup your files to an external drive. Manjaro will handle all the installation requirements on its own. 
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Great to know! I am assuming this is also true of other distros like Zorin, Solus, Mint etc?
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I hopped through some distros over a couple weeks. Mint, manjaro, zorin and back to mint. Since I really didn’t save anything, I was able to reinstall and used the option to “Erase Everything” and they all worked as mentioned above
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Yup! All distros come with their own partitioning and preparation utilities during the installation process.