Manjaro 0.8.7 hits the Wild!

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  1. fblais

    fblais Registered Member

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    Released on aujust 26th.

    http://manjaro.org/2013/08/26/manjaro-0-8-7-hits-the-wild/

     
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    I read somewhere about this distro. This is suppose to be the new Arch based distro for linux noobs. Something like Ubuntu or Mint. I will be happy to try it out on my usb :)
     
  3. Andz

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    Any idea how long we might have to wait for a 1.0 release?
     
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    Don't know but you can use this release.
    My favorite distro so far, and I didn't have any problems yet.
     
  5. hogndog

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    Which one did you try was it the 682 MB job or the 1188 MB monster, and was it by way of a USB drive? One more question, as compared to Mint how did you like it? I'm asking because all of my Linux Distros have been on a USB drive..:)

    Thanks..
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    *edit: Oops' i see it now in your signature.. :ouch:
     
  6. J_L

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    It's interesting how this distro updates for a rolling distribution. It could be without an update for days/weeks while they review Arch Linux changes. Once I had to manually update the mirrors, because it won't find anything.

    Otherwise, it's good and nothing crashed yet. Then again, it's all VirtualBox experience not everyday machine.
     
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    In my case it's been installed on a HD.
     
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    Is that a potential security issue if they are behind with security updates?
     
  10. J_L

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    Could be, depends on whether you prefer stability or security. They try to make Arch Linux more stable by reviewing all the bleeding-edge changes, then releasing them later once approved.
     
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