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+---
+title: "August 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-08-25 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "22.08 Has Been Released, Raspberry Pi Kernels Delayed, 2.06 Download Statistics"
+authors: [danjohn]
+---
+### Manjaro ARM 22.08 released!
+Every other month we release new images for some of the most popular ARM devices on the market. And this month was no exception. This month we released pre-made images for 15 devices, including the new **RK356X** based ones like **Quartz64** and the **Rock 3A**. We also included images for the **Orange Pi 3 LTS** and **Orange Pi 4 LTS** from Orange Pi.
+
+Of course we also had to turn down the amount of pre-made images we make, when we add support for new devices. So pre-made images for the Odroid N2's, Rock Pi 4's and a couple of older Pine64 boards are no longer created. The devices are mostly supported by our generic image at this point and can also be installed via our CLI installer script manjaro-arm-installer.
+
+Listings of old images have been removed from our website, so to not clutter it up to much with all the new ones there.
+
+### No updates for Raspberry Pi kernels in a while
+Some eagle-eyed users might have noticed that there has been no updates to the Raspberry Pi kernels and boot-loaders for a while. I would like to dig a bit into why that is without saying to much. Our Raspberry Pi maintainer has been hospitalized since the beginning of August with a serious condition. He has undergone several surgeries and many, many days in the CCU.
+
+I am glad to report that he is doing fine at this point and will resume his good work on our Raspberry Pi specific packages. So updates to them should happen again pretty soon, but we want our team members to be in good health, so we completely understand if he wants to take some time to recover and other team members will try to update the packages as best we can.
+
+In the mean time, other team members will perform normal updates to these packages.
+
+### 22.06 download statistics
+Some of you might be wondering how popular each device is amongst the Manjaro ARM users.
+
+We don't have very specific statistics, but one we do have is the download number for the assets in GitHub, where our images are hosted. So here is a quick rundown of the **22.06** image download numbers. These numbers are measured from release day of 22.06 and up to late August 2022. So about 2 months.
+
+These numbers include pkg-list, torrent and checksum files, but the vast majority are the images themselves.
+
+1. Generic: 59315
+2. Raspberry Pi 4: 52374
+3. Khadas Vim 3: 3670
+4. Khadas Vim 2: 3531
+5. Odroid C4: 3257
+6. Pinebook Pro: 3076
+7. Rock Pi 4B: 1398
+8. Ugoos AM6 Plus: 1165
+9. RockPro64: 1140
+10. Odroid N2+: 1095
+11. Radxa Zero: 1038
+12. Odroid N2: 981
+13. Pinebook: 967
+14. Rock Pi 4C: 923
+15. Pine64 LTS: 917
+16. Rock64: 893
+17. Pine H64: 879
+18. Odroid HC4: 855
+
+The big surprise this time, was that the **Generic** images where the most downloaded "device" with just over **59000** downloads, compared to the **Raspberry Pi 4**, which is second at just over **52000**. Only 6 devices have more than 3000 downloads over 2 months. Images for many of the devices below 2000 downloads are not part of the 22.08 release.
diff --git a/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-dec.md b/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-dec.md
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+---
+title: "December 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-12-27 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year, Hardware Accelerated Video Decoding On Rockchip,
+22.12 Released, PlaMo Beta 14 Released, 22.10 Download Statistics"
+authors: [vlopes]
+---
+**Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year**
+
+From all of us on the Manjaro ARM team, we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year. 2022 has been a year where many things have changed, lots of new devices was introduced and announced and improvements have been implemented. It's been a year with ups and downs, happy times and sad times.
+
+To mentions a few of the things that happened, I'll start off by mentioning our Generic and Generic EFI images. These images made it possible for us to reach a range of devices that was not previously in our grasp. The Generic images would still be relying on the DTS provided by the kernel, but it was automatically chosen by the board firmware, which was now a requirement of the Board Vendor or user to provide instead of us as a distribution. And building on that premise, we created the Generic EFI images which, as the name suggests, requires the board firmware to be EFI capable. We suggest Tow-Boot in our wiki as that's one we know works for a lot of boards. The EFI images also enabled us to get proper support for multiple kernels being installed at the same time, as they don't use the kernel DTB files anymore, but rather rely on the DTB used when the EFI firmware was built. This also made it possible for us to use the GRUB bootloader, to manage booting the kernels we want. Dans Pinebook Pro install currently has 3 kernels installed, linux515, linux60 and linux61.
+
+2022 was also the year where one of our team members went to the hospital because of heart complications. He is still recovering and is slowly regaining his strength, but it did mean a few changes to our Raspberry Pi workflows. Dan took over maintaining most of the Raspberry Pi related packages, while other things are contributed by the community.
+
+This was also the year we started using this blog. The blog is a great way to keep our community updated with happenings within project and tell you guys about stuff that does not really fit into forum release posts.
+
+Thank you all for a great 2022 and maybe we have an awesome 2023 together!
+
+### Hardware Accelerated Video Decoding on Rockchip
+Furkan, from the team, has been hard at work lately trying to get hardware accelerated video playback working on our devices.
+
+We can now announce that we have packages available in the repository for rockchip devices to enable this functionality. But there are some caveats though. It only works with local media, it needs a special ffmpeg package based on version 4.4, only works in wayland it seems, and only works with special mediaplayers compiled with the support, which we have provided as mpv-rk and kodi-rk.
+
+So to enable this functionality on your rockchip based device, install ffmpeg-rk, kernel-api-header-60 and mpv-rk or kodi-rk.
+
+### 2.12 released
+This month we released the last images of 2022. 22.12 does not have many new features, but has lots of package updates.
+
+This release also re-introduced the Pinebook Pro images as a result of popular demand.
+
+### Plasma Mobile Beta 14 released
+Hot on the heels of Beta 13 last month, we did Beta 14 this month. Beta 14 sports the new Plasma Mobile Gear 22.11 applications, together with Plasma 5.26 and up to date system packages.
+
+The kernel was 6.1.0-rc8, which is basically the released 6.1.0 kernel.
+
+### 22.10 download statistics
+So here is a quick rundown of the 22.10 image download numbers. These numbers are measured from release day of 22.10 and up to late December 2022. So about 2 months.
+
+These numbers include pkg-list, torrent and checksum files, but the vast majority are the images themselves.
+
+* Raspberry Pi 4: 54180
+* Generic: 49452
+* Generic EFI: 5413
+* Khadas Vim 2: 3581
+* Khadas Vim 3: 3564
+* Odroid M1: 975
+* Orange Pi 3 LTS: 943
+* Radxa Zero: 889
+* Rock 3A: 859
+* Quartz64 Model A: 807
+* Ugoos AM6 Plus: 767
+* Odroid C4: 738
+* Quartz64 Model B: 723
+* Odroid HC4: 661
+* Orange Pi 800: 621
diff --git a/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-july.md b/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-july.md
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+---
+title: "July 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-08-01 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "July 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+authors: [danjohn]
+---
+### Plasma Mobile Beta 12
+This month saw the long awaited release of the Plasma Mobile Beta 12 images. It has been a couple of months since the release of Beta 11, so it was about time for a new one. Plasma 5.25 and Plasma Mobile Gear 22.06 was released recently, so it made sense to create a brand new Beta image. Not much as changed in this Beta, it's mostly package updates all around, but to reduce the initial update size after flashing the latest image, we released this one. If you already have a Plasma Mobile image, that you have kept up to date, it should functionally be the same.
+
+### Upstream WiFi firmware for more Pine64 devices
+The latest tag of the Linux-firmware package now includes WiFi firmware for a couple of **Pine64** devices, like Quartz64-B and the new batch of Pinebook Pro. Because of chip shortages, Pine64 has decided to ship different WiFi chips on the new Pinebook Pro batch. The good thing about this, is that they have chosen a chip that already has firmware upstream so we don't have to track down and ship yet another firmware package. The only thing that was missing was the NVRAM file for it, but that has just been included upstream in Linux-firmware as of the latest release. So WiFi and Bluetooth will now work on most distributions out-of-the-box on the Pinebook Pro. The same thing happened to the new Pinephone Pro batch and the same solution is already available.
+
+### Kernel 5.19.0 released
+The release of kernel 5.19 is something we at Manjaro ARM have waiting for. This kernel finally has the work to enable VOP2 in upstream for RK35XX based systems, like the **Quartz64** and **Rock** 3A boards. Only a few things are missing for full functionality, but we have patched those in so we can have the best support possible for these devices with 5.19. So we will likely make release images for the RK356X platform with the upcoming 22.08 release. *fingers crossed*
diff --git a/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-jun.md b/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-jun.md
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+---
+title: "
+June 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-07-05 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "Release 22.06, Generic Image Compatible With More Devices, KDE Plasma 5.25, Plasma Mobile Gear, Rk35xx Development."
+authors: [danjohn]
+---
+### 22.06 released
+The big news of this month for Manjaro ARM, is of course the 22.06 release. This release, just like last release, we created 108 images ready to be flashed onto eMMC, SD cards and USB sticks for 18 different devices. Our most popular device, the Raspberry Pi 4, also has its images presented in the Raspberry Pi Imager application directly.
+
+Now the development for the next release has begun. Personally I hope that the next release, will be where we start to introduce release images for some devices based on the rk356x platform, like the Quartz64 and Odroid M1, which we already have development images for. We need at least kernel 5.19 (with some extra DTS patches) for that to happen though and 5.19.0 is scheduled for release in early-mid August.
+
+### Generic image becoming more useful
+The last couple of releases, we have had Generic images, which as the name implies, are not tailored to specific devices, but should be usable on a wide range of devices, as long as the kernel supports them. The current platforms we have in our kernel are allwinner, rockchip, amlogic/meson, tegra and apple. The main prerequisite for this image, is that the device has working Board Firmware, that can boot mainline DTB, on a storage device that the Generic image is not on. This is usually the SPI flash, but could also be eMMC or SD card depending on the device in question. We are slowly, but steadily, testing out the Generic image on more and more devices.
+
+The devices we have currently tested to be mostly working are:
+
+* Pine64 LTS
+* Odroid N2(+)
+* Pinebook Pro
+
+There are also some tests being done on other devices, like Pinephone and Rock Pi 4 devices. But the current Generic images, do not have a mobile friendly interface, so the Pinephone tests have been limited to just booting. More tests on more devices will be coming down the road, as we find Board Firmware for them.
+
+### Plasma 5.25
+Plasma 5.25 was released this month and a few days after it arrived in our Unstable branch and quickly found it's way to Testing branch. This release should have many bug fixes all around and a couple of nice new features.
+
+### Plasma Mobile Gear 22.06
+Shortly after the release of Plasma 5.25 came the new 22.06 release of Plasma Mobile Gear, which is all the mobile centric applications from KDE. These include improvements to applications such as Angelfish, Kasts, Neochat, Spacebar, Dialer and so on. This means we will likely have a Beta 12 of the Plasma Mobile images some time in July.
+
+### rk35xx development
+At Manjaro ARM, we are one of the leading OS options for rk356x based boards, as we have development images for Quartz64 Model A and B, PineNote, Rock 3A, Odroid M1 and a couple of others. Mainline development is at a place now, where most of the missing pieces are DTS changes, where many are queued for inclusion in 5.20. So most of the boards use linux-rc package right now, with a bunch of DTS patches for the platform.
+
+Regarding rk3588, only basic support is in our kernel as it's slowly getting submitted to the kernel mailing list.
diff --git a/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-nov.md b/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-nov.md
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+---
+title: "November 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-11-27 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "Slow Updates From Arch Linux ARM, Plasma Mobile Beta 13 Released, Pinebook Pro Images Will Be Back"
+authors: [vlopes]
+---
+**NOVEMBER 2022 IN MANJARO ARM**
+
+### Slow updates from Arch Linux ARM
+During November, Arch Linux ARM seems to have had some slowdown, regarding package update frequency. Sometimes it could take multiple days between any package updates from Arch Linux ARM, resulting in also Manjaro ARMs Unstable branch getting these big batches of package updates. Sometimes 500+ packages at a time. We don't know why this happened, but we do hope that if the Arch Linux ARM team is looking into improving it. Some big rebuilds have happened in this time, like Qt 5.15.7 and OpenSSL 3, which did require many packages to be rebuilt.
+
+### Plasma Mobile Beta 13 released
+We try to release new Beta images for Plasma Mobile regularly when there's a new Plasma release or Plasma Mobile Gear releases. The last couple of ones have been quite unstable compared to the usual, which is why we have been hesitant to release Beta 13 to early.
+
+But now we decided to release it anyway, even though the real functionality updates are not noticeable. Lots of small things have been looked into though.
+
+We had a Beta 13 image on our Github CI builds for a little while, but it was replaced by a new one a couple of weeks after, so it had some more updated packages, like Plasma 5.26.2 and Plasma Mobile Gear 22.09, kernel 6.0 and lots of other new stuff.
+
+It has a couple of new issues though, like Megapixels is not working on the Pro with kernel 6.0 and the Dialer can be pretty unreliable. I've seen it crash PulseAudio and also the telephony daemon of KDE.
+
+### Pinebook Pro images will be back
+Due to popular demand, the Manjaro ARM team has decided to provide Pinebook Pro specific images again.
+
+While the Generic and Generic EFI images, for the most part, works just fine on the Pinebook Pro, many users have mistakenly thought that we no longer support the Pinebook Pro when the images where no longer present on the website. So while we will be focusing more and more on the generic implementation for the rk3399 devices, like the Pinebook Pro, we still support the good old device specific images. To convey this better, the 22.12 release next month will bring back the Pinebook Pro specific images.
+
+To clarify, the main differences between the generic images and the Pinebook Pro specific images are that the device specific images come with a Pinebook Pro specific u-boot pre-installed and has a package installed to work around the audio issues. That is it.
+
+So we will still recommend using the generic images together with the proper board firmware on SPI over the device specific image. To get audio working on the generic image, installing the "pinebook-pro-post-install" package should be enough.
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+---
+title: "October 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-10-27 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "S22.10 Released, Issue With Qt5-Es2-Wayland, Kernel 6.0, 22.08 Download Statistic"
+authors: [vlopes]
+---
+### 22.10 released!
+This month, as every other month does, included the 22.10 release builds. Not much has changed since the 22.08 release other than software updates on most devices. But we do have a new series of images this time around.
+
+Introducing the generic-efi images. They have the same requirements as the regular generic images and are very similar. Except for 3 main points.
+
+1. They run using EFI.
+2. They use GRUB as the bootloader
+3. They can have multiple kernels installed at the same time!
+We hinted at this in the September blog post, but now it's an official release. The images ship with the latest LTS kernel (linux515 at this point), but you can install more kernels. Currently available to install are linux515 (LTS, default), linux519 (stable), linux60 (stable). This kernel versioning will mimic the x64 kernels well.
+
+These kernels will be maintained until kernel.org marks them as EOL (End Of Life).
+
+### Issue with qt5-es2-wayland
+For a couple of years we have been working with the Plasma Mobile team to provide a good experience on our supported mobile devices. The Pinephone in particular has been needing tweaks and optimizations because of the not-so-powerful GPU. Therefore Plasma Mobile developers have recommended using QT built with Open GLES 2 support for a long time. We provided Open GLES 2 based qt5-base, qt5-declarative, qt5-multimedia and qt5-wayland packages for along time and also certain others that needed rebuilds against these to work on Plasma Mobile, like pyside2 and others.
+
+However, almost a year ago, the Plasma Mobile developers clarified that qt5-wayland build for OpenGLES 2 was not actually needed, so we switched our Plasma Mobile images to use the regular qt5-wayland package.
+
+Of course old images/installs where still using the OpenGLES 2 based package, so we have tried keeping it up to date for that reason. But then at the start of this month, reports came in that some installs, not all, didn't launch Plasma Mobile anymore and it seemed to be because of an old version of qt5-es2-wayland, because it could not be updated. The reason why users could not update the package, seems be because of an error in our package repository, where the package and the signature was the same size, ergo a broken signature file. While we are not sure why this error happened, we did know that the version from arm-unstable branch was working, so we fast-forwarded that to both arm-testing and arm-stable branches. While people where now able to install that update, it seemed it did not fix the main issue of Plasma Mobile not launching.
+
+So we decided to remove qt5-es2-wayland entirely from current installs and replace it with regular qt5-wayland, via an update to our manjaro-system package.
+
+### Kernel 6.0
+This month also brought us the release of Kernel 6.0. As many know, the major version numbers don't actually mean anything. So we already added
+6.0 to our arm-unstable branch on its release day and it has since made its way through the branches and are now included in most of our 22.10 release images.
+
+### 22.08 download statistics
+So here is a quick rundown of the 22.08 image download numbers. These numbers are measured from release day of 22.08 and up to late October 2022. So about 2 months.
+
+These numbers include pkg-list, torrent and checksum files, but the vast majority are the images themselves.
+
+Raspberry Pi 4: 71561
+
+Generic: 68654
+
+Khadas Vim 3: 4749
+
+Khadas Vim 2: 4703
+
+Odroid C4: 4360
+
+Orange Pi 4 LTS: 1489
+
+Radxa Zero: 1477
+
+Odroid M1: 1407
+
+Orange Pi 3 LTS: 1347
+
+Ugoos AM6 Plus: 1336
+
+Rock 3A: 1278
+
+Quartz64 Model B: 1210
+
+Quartz64 Model A: 1162
+
+Odroid HC4: 1106
+
diff --git a/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-sept.md b/content/news/2022/manjaro-arm-sept.md
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+---
+title: "September 2022 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-09-27 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "New Calamares Look, Working On EFI Support, Installing Multiple Kernels"
+authors: [danjohn]
+---
+### New Calamares Look
+The Manjaro Artwork team has been working on a new look for our Calamares installer. So we are currently implementing this into our ARM images as well. At least the images that uses Calamares for the First Run setup.
+
+Below is a couple of pictures (sorry for the quality) of it in action.
+
+
+
+
+
+### Working on EFI support
+For a long time, we have been meaning to get EFI support working with our systems. But we have been unable o do it for a long while. Until this month, where we actually got our first dev images to boot. The profile is called generic-efi and as such has the same requirements as the regular generic image, except that the board firmware now also needs to support booting EFI executables. Luckily both Tow-Boot and u-boot does this. Some EDK2 EFI firmware does not seem to work. I think it's because they do not pass on a DTB to the kernel and relies on ACPI, which is not yet fully part of the ARM kernels.
+
+So the boot order is as follows:
+
+Board Firmware (EFI support) -> Grub -> Kernel
+
+Thanks to @pak0st for also looking into EFI boot on the Pinebook Pro.
+
+### Installing multiple kernels
+
+
+
+This also means that with some tweaking to our kernel packages, you can install multiple kernels on the same device and choose which to boot in Grub, just like on x64.
+
+However, our current kernel packages will likely not be changed to do that, but new versioned kernel packages will be made that are made for this.
+
+These new kernel packages, will be built like most x64 kernels, with vmlinuz images and no DTBs. If you are on the generic-efi Development image you can try installing linux519, by running the command bellow.
+
+
+sudo update-grub
+
+This will update the grub menu and reboot your device. Now both 5.15 and 5.19 kernels should be showing inside the Advanced menu entry, with 5.19 being the default, just like x64 presents them.
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+---
+title: "August 2022 In Manjaro"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-09-15 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "The Month Of August Brings Some Cool Calamares Updates, Website Changes, And Package Upgrades."
+authors: [philm]
+---
+### Manjaro Ruah
+In August we managed to get one last point-releases for our current codename Ruah release out. That included Kernel updates, EAC issues with Steam finally fixed, latest Nvidia, Gnome and Systemd updates.
+
+### General Package updates highlights:
+* Most of our Kernels got updated which brings many bug and security fixes
+* Mesa 21.3.6 reverted some code which created issues
+* Gnome got renewed to 42.4
+* Systemd is now at251.4
+* Nvidia drivers saw some updates: 390.154, 470.141.03, 515.65.01
+* Gamers are happy about the EAC issues for Steam got fixed
+
+As usual, regular packages like Firefox, Thunderbird, Cinnamon and others got renewed.
+
+### Website
+The manjaro website keeps evolving every month behind the curtains, some UI rework in the download section, a complete redesign of the menu system and a new documentation area.
+
+Documentation is always a topic for us that needs to be improved, most notably developer documentation, there is the Wiki that is a community made source, community users also provide mini guides via our forums. There is also Gitlab documentation and some lose video tutorials.
+
+The new documentation area aims to bridge all those sources in a single place that can be consulted in a way that is not extremely technical so anyone can get started quickly.
+
+### Calamares UI Changes
+Calamares has received a more polished user interface. The UI was partially redesigned in QML giving a more fluid and enjoyable installation process, some cool child-out animations and text rework. Those should be available soon after we are happy with testing and all the bugs are iron out.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
diff --git a/content/news/2022/manjaro-july.md b/content/news/2022/manjaro-july.md
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+---
+title: "
+July 2022 In Manjaro"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-08-07 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "Many Package Updates Including 5.19 Kernel, Virtualbox, Mesa. We Explore Linux Gaming On A Handheld, Website Gets A New Update-Status Feature"
+authors: [danjohn]
+---
+July was very interesting for us. Part of our team enjoyed their holiday. However the rest of us managed a lot that month. We had a lot of package updates, fixes to a vulnerability affecting both AMD and Intel CPUs, slight improvements to our new homepage and some work done for upcoming hardware with Manjaro pre-installed.
+
+### Manjaro Ruah
+In July we managed to get out five point-releases for our current codename Ruah release. That included the 5.24.6 LTS update to **Plasma** and 5.96.0 update to **Frameworks**. On **Gnome** side of things packages got updated to 42.3. The latest version 21.3.6 images also include initial fixes to the security issue Retbleed.
+
+### General Package updates highlights:
+* **Kernel** got updated to 5.19, which brings new features, improved hardware support, and many bug and security fixes
+* **Virtualbox** 6.1.36 fixed some crashes and got **Guest Additions** stabilized
+* Mesa 21.1.4 got some Radeon segfault fixes
+* We had several updates to **Pipewire**. This included a fix for a critical bug that could crash JACK applications. Some more regressions in audiomixer were fixed, including crackling and stuttering in some cases as well as some channel mapping regressions
+
+As usual, regular packages like **Firefox, Thunderbird, Cinnamon** and others got renewed.
+
+### Manjaro Hardware
+Nick from The Linux Experiment did a review of our UM350 Mini-PC we collaborated with Minisforum. The compact PC with Ryzen APU works great for Office, work and casual gaming. Furkan worked on Linux Gaming on a Handheld-PC. We plan to use Plasma-Mobile in combination with Valve's DeckUI for our upcoming devices to have a smooth gaming experience. More information coming on that matter in the following months.
+
+### Manjaro Website
+Vitor added Update-Status as a new service to our homepage. Now it is easy to get the current voting status of Update Announcements in one single page. For more details you can follow the link to each announcement in our forum and check what the team and the community say about it, what does not work and possible fixes.
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+---
+title: "New Packages Service Is Online"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-06-16 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "Old Service Branch-Compare Is Now Back Rewritten From Scratch To Integrate In Our Infrastructure."
+authors: [vlopes]
+---
+Packages is a service to search for software packages and visualize some package details, it can be tried here, this service was known before as branch-compare and renamed to packages to better reflect what the service does. This service was mostly used by manjaro developers, after we moved on to the new infrastructure this service was not a priority and was left in our to-do list. We have noticed some members of our community that also used that service miss it.
+
+The first implementation of package search was a few bash scripts and cron jobs glued together to generate some HTML, we needed something that could integrate with our current infrastructure and at the same time could scale in the future to provide API's that we could use in other future services.
+
+Christian Finnberg a community member has written an entire new implementation in Flask, that he has put online for users until we had time to publish our own implementation. We took some ideas from that instance. As much as it is tempting to use something already coded, doing something from scratch guarantees that it will work the way we need it. Even as we did not use its code, it is always interesting to see the community stepping up to build something cool, and that is what Open Source is all about.
+
+### Features
+* Compare versions across branches
+* Ability to use regex
+* visualize package details
+* distinguish between manjaro packages and upstream
+
+### Commands can be used as pre-defined regex searches.
+* #manjaro, for displaying manjaro packages
+* #kernels, for displaying available Kernels
+* #eol, for displaying end of life packages
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+---
+title: "We Have A Brand New Website"
+draft: true
+date: 2022-05-28 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "The Old Website Had Some Major Issues, So We Built A Brand New One From Scratch."
+authors: [vlopes]
+---
+The old Website had some major issues, it was not only a bad design that did not represent the project well or its current state, but it also did not provide any useful information or meaningful content, mostly due to lack of time. The only option was to start from scratch which is always time consuming but it was long overdue.
+
+After trying a few different technologies to decide what could be more suitable, I went with Wagtail based on Django for the back-end and TailWind CSS for the front-end. I did not want to just build a website, but have a framework that will be future proof and extensible, that could provide a set of tools for the Manjaro Team that would facilitate content display and could also integrate with some of our tools in the future, however we are still discussing what those features will be.
+
+We were in need of a Blog platform as most of what we do is never known to the major public. The forum was never the right place to provide news or talk about projects we are working on, but that was the only platform we had.
+
+As everyone knows Open Source developers or developers in general, including Manjaro developers, don't enjoy writing or we mostly don't have time for that, we are hopping to change that and write some more Blog posts in the future.
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+---
+title: "January 2023 In Manjaro ARM"
+draft: true
+date: 2023-01-31 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.jpg
+description: "Restructuring Arm-Profiles, Pinebook Pro U-Boot Issues, CPUIDLE Support?"
+authors: [danjohn]
+---
+### Restructuring arm-profiles
+
+Our arm-profiles have been in use for several years now, and over time some duplication has occurred across different profiles. To address this issue, we recently took steps to de-duplicate the profiles. Specifically, we created a new "shared" profile that includes all the packages required by any edition on any device, such as commonly used packages like nano and inxi. This change makes it much simpler to address missing packages, since instead of having to add them to each edition separately, we can now add them to the shared profile and they will be automatically included in all images.
+
+However, this change did require updates to our tools and installer. We have released new versions of both to take advantage of the profile changes, and these updates are available in all branches of our ARM repository.
+
+### Pinebook Pro U-boot issues
+
+We have observed some issues with U-boot on the Pinebook Pro in recent releases, specifically with booting the OS from eMMC after flashing U-boot versions from 2022.07 and newer. We are currently investigating the cause of this problem. While we have not made any changes to the way we build the U-boot binaries, we have updated to the latest upstream releases of TF-A and mainline U-boot. We assume that these releases are free of critical regressions, but the inability to boot from eMMC is obviously a serious issue.
+
+In the meantime, we recommend using U-boot on the Pinebook Pro, which is a well-supported and tested alternative. To address the current issue, we have temporarily downgraded our package to a known working version from April 2021. However, please note that this version does not support Display/LCD, so the screen may appear black or off until the kernel is properly running, as was the case in the past. We will continue to investigate the U-boot issue and provide updates as soon as possible.
+
+### Working on CPUIDLE support on Allwinner devices
+
+Recently, Megi issued a statement encouraging distribution maintainers to enable support for CPUIDLE, a kernel function that can significantly reduce battery power usage. In January, we began the process of enabling this function by enabling the required TF-A option, as recommended by Megi. However, we discovered that CPUIDLE still wasn't working as expected. Further investigation revealed that additional changes are needed in U-boot to fully support CPUIDLE.
+
+This work is ongoing, and we will provide updates as progress is made. We remain committed to optimizing power usage on Allwinner devices and appreciate Megi's guidance in this regard.
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-description: "Pamac Package Manager with latest improvements"
+description: "Pamac Package Manager With Latest Improvements"
authors: [philm]
---
Pamac Package Manager and its latest improvements
+
Offline Updates
One of the most notable improvements in the latest version of Pamac is the addition of offline updates. Users can now install system updates even if they are not connected to the internet, making it more convenient for those who are frequently on the go.
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+---
+title: "New Manjaro Search Engine Is Available"
+draft: true
+date: 2023-01-20 12:00:00
+kind: article
+image: header.png
+description: "New Manjaro Search Engine Facilitates Finding Any Information Related To Manjaro Linux"
+authors: [vlopes]
+---
+Finding information within Manjaro Linux always as been a topic that needed to be solved. Available search engines are quite good if we know how to do research and know what we looking for, but sometimes we have to scroll to thousands of links to find what we looking for, with our new website search, all Manjaro data is accessible in one place and divided by sections so it is easier to digest.
+
+
+
+The data is pulled from 11 sources, making it a very convenient way to find anything you are looking for, including documentation, git repositories or issues, forum solutions for common problems you might experience or package sources.
+
+
+
+You can directly search for packages, being in native format (aka pkgbuild), snap or flatpak. Those can also be installed directly from the search results on an individual basis.
+
+The web installer has been around for maybe 2 years and is based on libpamac although it works is still considered in alpha stage and could do with some more rework in the future.
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