Manjaro, a Linux distribution based on well-tested snapshots of the Arch Linux repositories and 100% compatible with Arch, has finally reached version 0.8.10. Manjaro is becoming one of the most important Linux distributions out there and it looks like it all has to do with the updates that have been pouring constantly from the developers. The current release comes with new versions for Xfce, KDE edition, Openbox, and the ???Net??? edition.
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