@linux-aarhus wrote:
Manjaro ISO naming
With the next version of Manjaro Tools the naming of ISOs have changed.
The goal of change is to have a naming which is making release ISOs easy identifiable by build date and kernel.
The defaults on releases stable branch and x86_64 architecture has been removed and replaced with a datestamp and the kernel used.
The datestamp is based on ISO 8601 – a shortened version without century and dashes.
Future ISO releases on stable branch will follow this recipe
manjaro-$edition-$release-$yymmdd-$kernel.iso
Example
manjaro-xfce-18.0.1-190929-linux52.iso
When an iso deviates from the default the variable will be added such as branch.
manjaro-$edition-$release-$branch-$yymmdd-$kernel.iso
Example
manjaro-xfce-18.0.1-unstable-190929-linux54.iso
We hope you appreciate this ISO rename as you can immediately see extra details most importantly the kernel.
Another detail – not less important – is the ability to rebuild release ISOs being easy recognizable by their build date.
To avoid confusion with the current available ISOs the format ddyymm will be staying.
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