The Manjaro 18.0 Illria release consists of Plasma, Xfce & GNOME editions. In previous posts, we've explored the Xfce and KDE editions. Now, it's time to explore the GNOME edition. The Illyria release brings GNOME 3.30 with a decent amount of customizations. This release ships a few GNOME shell plugins to provide improved productivity.
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Manjaro 18.0 Illyria - The GNOME Desktop - First impression |
Distribution Name | Manjaro GNOME Edition |
Version | 18.0 |
Release date | 28th Ocrober 2018 |
Base | Arch |
Desktop Environment | GNOME |
Home page | https://manjaro.org/ |
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Manjaro Hello is a Gtk based Welcome App. It provides links to easily launch the installer and to various resources |
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Manjaro Illyria GNOME edition ships a modern application menu which lists applications in different categories. |
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The GNOME shell default full screen menu also co-exists with the application menu |
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Nautilus File Manager - Simple & functional |
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GNOME Terminal |
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GNOME shell native multitasking overview |
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A demo of GUI based multitasking |
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Just like other GNOME distributions, Manjaro GNOME editions brings firefox as default browser, instead of GNOME's own epiphany |
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GNOME Videos. It is capable to play popular video formats without installing any additional plugins. |
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Lollypop Music Player |
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gThumb Image Viewer |
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LibreOffice Writer |
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Microsoft Office Powerpoint online is running as a standalone application in Manjaro GNOME Edition |
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GNOME Calendar |
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GNOME Clock |
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Pamac is an advanced package manager |
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Application description description in Pamac |
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System update option in Pamac |
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GNOME Control Center |
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Background selection |
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Manjaro Settings Manager (MSM) |
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Installing & switching different kernel versions using MSM |
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Resource usage on idle state. As per the report, Manjaro GNOME edition consumes around 1 GB of RAM on idle state |
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Resource usage on idle state. With the htop, resource usage is significantly lower. It reports 884 MB of RAM on idle. |
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GNOME Tweak Tool |
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Manjaro GNOME resetting tool for restoring the default configuration |
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GNOME Notification & calendar widget |
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System Menu |
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Shutdown confirmation |
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