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Manjaro 21.0 (rc1) Ornara released!

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 19th of March 2021 06:36:37 AM Filed under
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We are happy to publish our release candiate of Manjaro Linux 21.0, named Ornara.

Our last release Nibia was from January and a lot of things changed between those releases. For once, we dropped Gnome Initial Setup routine from our ISOs. It was nice to try out, but the feedback overall was not so great. Since we also have optional OEM ISOs for our manufacturers, we see no need to further investigate into GIS.

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Also: Manjaro Linux 21 Ornara RC1 is here with GNOME, Xfce, and KDE Plasma

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In Phoronix

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 19th of March 2021 06:47:43 AM.
  • Manjaro 21.0-RC1 Brings Linux 5.10 LTS, GNOME 3.38 / KDE Plasma 5.21

    Manjaro 21.0-rc1 is now powered off the Linux 5.10 LTS kernel while still keeping Linux 5.4 LTS around for those wanting it on older hardware. Manjaro 21.0 is also making use of Pamac 10 graphical package manager. Pamac 10.0 released at the end of last year with performance improvements, optimized database interaction, systemd dynamic users, and other new features.

Manjaro 21.0 RC1 “Ornara” Released, Here Is What Is New

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 19th of March 2021 06:29:50 PM.
  • Manjaro 21.0 RC1 “Ornara” Released, Here Is What Is New

    Manjaro team announced the availability of the first release candidate for the upcoming Manjaro Linux 21.0. Code-named “Ornara” it comes with improved desktop environments.

    When it comes to Linux distros, people are pretty divided over their choices. Since hitting the Linux scene in 2011, the Arch Linux-based distro has experienced a phenomenal rise in popularity.

    Manjaro 21.0 RC1 used Kernel 5.10 LTS. Calamares installer also received many improvements. Among other things, it has now a table of ‘best guess’ languages for each country.

Manjaro 21.0 RC1 Run Through

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 21st of March 2021 09:21:57 PM.

Download Manjaro Linux 21 Ornara with GNOME, Xfce...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 24th of March 2021 01:05:01 AM.
  • Download Manjaro Linux 21 Ornara with GNOME, Xfce, and KDE Plasma now!

    One of the most popular Linux-based desktop operating systems these days is the Arch-based Manjaro. Following a short testing period, version 21 of that distribution is now available for download. Code-named "Ornara," Manjaro 21 uses the fairly new Linux kernel 5.10 LTS.

    Manjaro Linux 21 can be had with your choice of three desktop environments -- GNOME 3.38, KDE Plasma 5.21, and Xfce 4.16. All three are great, but unfortunately, GNOME 40 has still not been finalized, so it is (obviously) not included here. If you do want to try an early version of the upcoming GNOME 40, you can download the recently released Fedora 34 Beta.

    "We are happy to publish our latest stable release 21.0 we named Ornara. Our last release Nibia was from January and a lot of things changed between those releases. For once, we dropped Gnome Initial Setup routine from our ISOs. It was nice to try out, but the feedback overall was not so great. Since we also have optional OEM ISOs for our manufacturers, we see no need to further investigate into GIS," says The Manjaro Development Team.

Manjaro 21.0 'Ornara' is out now with Xfce, KDE and GNOME

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 24th of March 2021 03:54:51 PM.
  • Manjaro 21.0 'Ornara' is out now with Xfce, KDE and GNOME upgrades

    Prefer Manjaro as your favourite Linux distribution or want to try it out? Now looks to be a good time, with the Manjaro 21.0 'Ornara' release now available.

    Coming in hot with GNOME 3.38, KDE Plasma 5.21, Xfce 4.16, Kernel 5.10 LTS and a 5.4 LTS-Kernel minimal-ISO for those who need older hardware support. Manjaro is not quite as bleeding-edge as Arch itself but they stick reasonably close. Manjaro is supposed to be for those who want up to date systems with at least some stability.

    Even just going by major upgrades to each desktop environment, it's a big release with each of them bringing in major changes to their UI and upgraded applications.

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