Manjaro 24.0: Plasma 6, GNOME 46, LXQt 2.0, and More
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Manjaro 24.0 is the first distribution to ship with the just-released Linux kernel 6.9 as the default option. It brings improved performance and stability. For those who prefer long-term support (LTS) kernels, Manjaro still offers installation media with LTS kernels such as 6.6 and 6.1.
Yet, what truly excites all users are the desktop environments, and the Wynsdey edition has much to offer in this regard. After a long wait, Manjaro users finally have the opportunity to enjoy the Plasma 6 (6.0.4) desktop environment in its full glory.
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Manjaro 24.0 Wynsdey packs a punch for Microsoft Windows 11 users switching to Linux
The Manjaro team has announced the release of Manjaro 24.0, codenamed "Wynsdey," which introduces significant updates across its KDE Plasma, GNOME, and XFCE editions.
For those considering a switch from Microsoft Windows 11, Manjaro 24.0 offers compelling reasons to embrace Linux, enhancing both functionality and user experience. KDE Plasma 6
The Plasma edition of Manjaro 24.0 is particularly noteworthy as it includes the latest Plasma 6.0 series. This release marks a substantial upgrade with a transition to the newest application framework, Qt, and an improved Wayland graphics platform. These enhancements promise better security, efficiency, and performance, providing a more reliable user experience.
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Manjaro Linux 24.0 'Wynsdey' Releases With Linux Kernel 6.9
Manjaro is a community favorite, being one of those distros that happens to be easier to install and use than Arch Linux itself. Many prefer the no-nonsense approach it follows to deliver a reliable Linux desktop experience.
Even though it is a rolling-release distro, it regularly receives new ISO releases that pack in useful changes.
So, let's dive into the latest one, which has been code-named “Wynsdey”, inspired from a planet in Star Trek.