Manjaro? So it will break after a few updates?

Edit: I want more competition. Don't get me wrong. The more handhelds, the more linux, the more innovation!!

More gaming on linux, yayyy!

Glad to see a company finally use track pads on their device. Though I personally am not looking for a new device.

Neat, but looks rather like a mix out of steamdeck, rog ally and its super weird because of it. Because it doesnt have the same level joysticks you cant easily swap between joycon and trackpads and the page looks definitly not like some jpg slammed together. 100% not scammy looking.

I was excited when i saw the trackpads. It faded away when i saw the lack of grip buttons.

So Raspberry Pie and Orange Pie? 😸

(I'm not really a fan of that website being just a bunch of images ...)

The whole idea behind Manjero's update scheme is just generally a landmine. LTS releases typically work by maintaining a older branch that gets updates. In this way you delay features not patches. If you run Firefox on such a system it will be Firefox LTS with this week's patches (this is kinda important for security reasons). Manjaro doesn't do this instead it just holds everything back artificially one or two weeks.

Bluntly doing this with a browser or other security critical software should be a crime.

Manjero just generally feels very amaturish and its history of taking down Arch's servers is not helping here.