Manjaro 16.06 with linux 4.4 lts and plasma 5.6

We have already spoken to you about Manjaro, an Arch-based Linux distribution that seeks to bring all the benefits of the Rolling Release model to users with a much higher ease of use than Arch in the case of experienced Linux memos. discover the news of Manjaro 16.06.

Manjaro 16.06 KDE arrives loaded with interesting news

Manjaro Linux is a distribution that makes XFCE your main desktop, but this does not prevent it from offering itself in other flavors based on other desktops such as KDE Plasma. Precisely the version of Manjaro 16.06 based on KDE is the one that comes loaded with interesting news aimed at making it one of the best distributions with this very complete desktop.

Manjaro 16.06 KDE sees how its Maia theme works on the modern Plasma 5.6 and makes use of the complete set of applications KDE Applications 16.04, according to the developers, offering a user experience that is very close to that offered by the already old KDE 4, day was a revolution in this environment.

The heart of Manjaro 16.06 is renewed with the incorporation of the Linux 4.4 kernel with LTS support to guarantee great stability and security to the user, this kernel includes updated versions of AMD and Nvidia free drivers for better performance and behavior. Thanks to the Manjaro Rolling Release character you will always be up to date with a simple update of the operating system.

We continue with the list of news of Manjaro 16.06 KDE and we find that the Manjaro Settings Manager (MSM) releases a graphical interface that allows us to install and uninstall the various kernels in a very comfortable and practical way. Manjaro offers a wide list of Linux kernels so that the user can choose the one that best suits their needs and the characteristics of their computer. Remember that the LTS versions are the recommended ones and Manjaro comes with the last one by default.

Pamac 4.1 has been migrated to CSD and incorporates some new features such as a view of the details of the packages, a dependency view, a progress bar and some other improvements that make this tool a great option to use the manager in a very comfortable way. of Pacman packages, one of the best in GNU / Linux.

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