Philip Müller has announced the release of Manjaro Linux 19.0, the latest fixed version of the rolling distribution. The operating system is based on Arch Linux, and you will install it once, due to the rolling-release distribution it uses.
Philip Müller reports
“We are pleased to release another stable version of Manjaro Linux codenamed Kyria. Our flagship distro has received all the attention it deserves, as few can claim to offer such a complete and premium experience with Xfce DE. With this release we are releasing Xfce 4.14 and we have mostly focused on improving the user experience with desktop
Also, we use a new one theme called Matcha. A new Display-Profiles feature allows you to save one or more profiles for your preferred computer display configuration. We've also added automatic application of profiles when new monitors are connected.
The KDE version offers the powerful, mature and feature-rich desktop in Plasma 5.17 with a unique look-and-feel, which we have completely updated for this version. ”
Read the announcement of the new release for more information.
manjaro-gnome-19.0-200224-linux54.iso (2,567MB, SHA256, signature, torrent sites)
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manjaro-xfce-19.0-200224-linux54.iso (2,613MB, SHA256, signature, torrent sites).
The Manjaro distribution is based on Arch Linux and aims to make things easier for beginners users of Linux.
Manjaro's installation is simple and can be done with two different graphical applications but also traditional via the terminal.
The distribution will install everything for you, from drivers to graphics cards. Allows you to change the kernel version at the touch of a button.
In general, Manjaro Linux deserves your attention and leaves a lot of promise for the future.
The myth that we found out working with distribution, is that rolling releases can be stable and offer reliability.
