Manjaro
An Arch-based Linux distribution with friendlier installs and updates.
Manjaro is an open source Linux operating system built around Arch Linux’s flexibility while aiming to be more approachable for everyday users and organizations. The site provides downloads, news, installation guidance, community support, and information about business-oriented services from the company behind the project.
Why it stands out
- Bridges Arch Linux’s flexibility with a more accessible setup and maintenance experience.
- Uses a staged update approach rather than pushing all upstream changes directly to users.
- Serves both individual desktop users and organizations from the same project ecosystem.
- Combines community participation with a formal company offering commercial services.
Good to know
- Rolling-release systems still require regular updates and some comfort with system maintenance.
- Users seeking maximum upstream Arch purity may prefer Arch itself rather than a curated derivative.
- Business use may depend on separate commercial services rather than only community support.
Under the radar: Before a major install or upgrade session, check the site’s Status and Mirrors links from the footer; they can help identify service issues or slower repository mirrors before troubleshooting your own machine.
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Linux newcomers and teams that want Arch-style software access without starting from a bare Arch install. Install a rolling-release desktop OS for personal development, creative work, or general computing. Choose a Manjaro edition or update track that better matches your stability needs. Follow project news, package availability, mirror information, and community help resources. Explore commercial support options for deploying Manjaro in an organization.
Open source Linux distribution based on Arch; rolling-release update model; multiple versions for home and business use; downloads, installation resources, news, package and mirror links; community involvement backed by Manjaro GmbH & Co. KG.
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