Manjaro Cup of Linux Edition is an open source distribution of Linux, a community derived Manjaro edition built around the lightweight Xfce desktop environment and including a wide range of utilities and tweaks that are not available in the main Manjaro edition, which also uses the Xfce graphical interface.
Distributed as Live DVD ISO images for mainstream platforms
This community derived Manjaro edition can be downloaded from Softoware as Live DVD ISO images for the 64-bit (x86_64) and 32-bit (i386) instruction set architectures. It is a must to write these ISO images to DVD discs or USB sticks in order to boot them from the BIOS of a PC.
Boot options à la Manjaro Linux
Nothing new here, as this custom Manjaro edition uses the same boot prompt as the official Manjaro operating system, allowing the user to start the live environment with default free or proprietary drivers, boot an existing operating system from the first disk drive, view detailed information about your computer’s hardware components, and test the system memory.
Darkish and traditional desktop environment powered by Xfce
The darkish and traditional desktop environment of Manjaro Cup of Linux Edition is powered by Xfce, a lightweight graphical desktop interface that uses a top panel for quick access to pre-installed applications and easy management of running programs. This edition features a custom main menu that provides a useful search function.
State-of-the-art open source applications
Default applications include the Clementine music player, Mozilla Thunderbird email and news client, PlayOnLinux Windows game emulator, Mumble gaming chat client, HexChat IRC client, Mozilla Firefox web browser, BleachBit system cleaner, Pinta image editor, Viewnior image viewer, Shotwell image viewer and organizer, Deluge torrent downloader and Steam for Linux.
Bottom line
In conclusion, Manjaro Cup of Linux Edition is an attractive and fast operating system that uses the Xfce desktop environment, a great selection of open source applications and a plethora of system tweaks on top of the latest upstream Manjaro version.
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