Professional and user-friendly Linux at its best. Evolving and giving the Linux world a new face and operating experience.
About
Manjaro is a user-friendly Linux distribution based on the independently developed Arch operating system. Developed in Austria, France, and Germany, Manjaro provides all the benefits of the Arch operating system combined with a focus on user-friendliness and accessibility. Available in both 32 and 64 bit versions, Manjaro is suitable for newcomers as well as experienced Linux users.
Rolling Release
Manjaro uses a Rolling Release Development Model, whereby rather than being replaced, the same core system will instead be continually updated and upgraded. As such, it is not – nor will it ever be – necessary to re-install a later release of Manjaro in order to enjoy the very latest and most up-to-date system possible. By virtue of keeping an existing installation updated, it is already the latest release.
What is Linux
Linux is an open-source operating system, meaning that it is completely free to use and free to distribute. Linux is an exceptionally robust and reliable system most commonly used for internet servers, mobile phones, and tablets (e.g. Android). However, the use of Linux as an alternative operating system for personal computers has also been growing over the years, with several million users having already discovered the benefits of it.
Manjaro Linux started as a hobby project and it’s just fun to work and develop with our great community on it! – Roland Singer
Manjaro Linux targets beginners and advanced users at the same time. We provide user interface tools and scripts to make life easier. Manjaro supports NVIDIA’s Optimus technology out of the box… – Philip Müller
[Hardware] Laptop now ready for pre-order
Today we spent an exciting day with Eddie of Station X in Bletchley Park, officially launching pre-order for the Special Edition Manjaro Spitfire. Be one of the first on the list to pre-order one. Links All the information about the Spitfire More information about the Laptop Configure your own machine
[Stable Update] 2017-10-09 – Kernels, Mesa, Xorg-Server, PHP, Python, Haskell
Hi community, it was an intense week for us. I had an interview (in German), worked on the Spitfire and updated most of our kernels. Additionally Bernhard and I are preparing for our London trip. Guillaume added some fixes to Pamac, Stefano updated some of our themes and we synced with upstream the latest packages. […]
Forum server now sponsored by Bytemark
We’re happy to announce that Bytemark kindly agreed to sponsor the server hosting our Discourse forum, and we’ve been running on their service for the past few weeks. Bytemark is a UK-based hosting company that supports a vast number of open source projects. This includes some big-name projects: Debian, LibreOffice, Kodi, and OpenStreetMap, to name […]