Manjaro is a free and open-source Linux distribution based on the Arch Linux operating system that has a focus on user-friendliness and accessibility.
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11 Facts About Manjaro
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In September 2017, Manjaro announced that support for i686 architecture would be dropped because "popularity of this architecture is decreasing".
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Manjaro Xfce, featuring Manjaro's own dark theme and the Xfce desktop.
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Manjaro GNOME became the third official version with the Gellivara release; it offers the GNOME desktop with a version of the Manjaro theme.
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Manjaro has editions for devices with ARM processors, such as single-board computers or Pinebook notebooks.
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Manjaro includes its own GUI settings manager where options like language, drivers, and kernel version can be configured.
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Manjaro Architect is a CLI net installer that allows users to choose their own kernel versions, drivers, and desktop environments during the install process.
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Manjaro typically includes the latest versions of supported desktop environments.
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Manjaro comes with lots of useful software and multimedia support.
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Manjaro went on to extol some of the notable features as part of his conclusion:.
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