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> I suspect there is something more going on than that. Me too. Slow Sunday morning, so curiosity got the best of me, to a point, so I went checking. But I co
by vladvasiliu 3y ago
> I suspect there is something more going on than that.
Me too. Slow Sunday morning, so curiosity got the best of me, to a point, so I went checking.
But I couldn't figure out how to check the latest available kernel package on Manjaro while not running it. The software.manjaro.org page is terrible and made my laptop attempt to fly away.
Anyway, there's no "linux" on the search page, and they don't seem to have a "linux" (all by itself) package like Arch does. Tried linux-kernel, linux-stable, no dice.
Searching on Google, I've found a link to the "linux61-headers" package: https://software.manjaro.org/package/linux61-headers https://software.manjaro.org/package/linux61-headers.
So I've tried to change the URL. linux66-headers sends me to the apps list (so I guess that means there's no such page?). linux65-headers exists in the form of 6.5.0rc5 (is there a good reason why text isn't selectable on the site?!). linux64-headers also exists as version 6.4.9.
It should be funny to send unsuspecting people on the latest RC while not having the latest stable. My Arch has been running 6.4.12 for the last two days, IIRC.
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- rabf 3y agoOpen "Manjaro Settings"->Kernels
- vladvasiliu 3y agoIs it not possible to inspect that without having a running Manjaro install?