The Manjaro Linux operating system was updated today to version 2016-07-28. For those who don't know the operating system, the Manjaro distribution is based on Arch Linux and its goal is to make things easier for novice Linux users.
Installing Manjaro is simple and can be done with two different applications with a graphical interface and traditionally through the terminal.
Overall, Manjaro Linux is worth your attention and holds a lot of promise for the future. The myth we found while working with the distribution is that it is not exactly a distribution for beginners but rather for Arch platform enthusiasts who don't have time.
Manjaro Linux automates a lot of processes that in Arch you would have to do manually.
So today the distribution was updated, adding new features and improvements to existing ones.
Most of the kernels it uses have been updated.
QT has been updated to version 5.7
The KDE version of the distribution now uses Plasma 5.7.2, Apps 16.04.3 and Framework 5.24
Firefox has been updated to version 47.0.1 and Thunderbird to 45.2.0
Mesa has gained new features with the 12.x series
Most of the Python and Haskell packages have been updated
Lumina Desktop is almost ready to see its first stable release (1.0b2)
The new Calamares 2.3 now supports end2end luks encryption (also in swap)
Necessary security fixes have been added.
One of the most important updates, of course, is the Kernel update to the latest version 4.7 which has just been released!
We highly recommend that you try the rolling distribution.
