[SOLVED] manjaro linux forum totally non functioning without any reason or explaination ?
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manjaro linux forum totally non functioning without any reason or explaination ?
i used to use manjaro linux forum, because i started to learn to use manjaro linux. often got a lot of issue that i totally can't understand.. that forum is quite user friendly too.
but few days ago, it totally just locked up.. can't post anything there. what on earth is going on. it has being many days.. i lost count. no information, nor any acknowledgement.. nothing. just suddenly all locked up.. what a weird way of operating a social forum.
manjaro.org appears to be completely broken.
The main page is hidden behind some intro screen, there's no "News" at all, forums.manjaro.org redirects to archived.forums.manjaro.org (if your browser allows the outdated certificate) which is read-only and contains no statement as to why the forum is gone either.
Adding manjaro recently going commercial, and some internal strife about using funds for buying a laptop for a team member - it doesn't look good...
yes.. if that forum failed.. then i will have no more manjaro support from community.. then i might well take this chance to switch to arch linux.. which at least has a bit of similarity with manjaro.
i just stepped into linux world this year.. i am totally newbie with linux.. what more manjaro and arch. i landed in ubuntu for a few weeks, then realize it is not really that flexible.. hence i switched to manjaro.
and now this happened... no announcement of what so ever. horrible management.
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Originally Posted by ondoho
manjaro.org appears to be completely broken.
The main page is hidden behind some intro screen, there's no "News" at all, forums.manjaro.org redirects to archived.forums.manjaro.org (if your browser allows the outdated certificate) which is read-only and contains no statement as to why the forum is gone either.
Adding manjaro recently going commercial, and some internal strife about using funds for buying a laptop for a team member - it doesn't look good...
Dunno about the forum, but yesterday I attempted to update a system I hadn't booted in a year or so. manjaro crashed and burned on the update, Win10 (eventually after a bunch of reboots) updated fine.
no kidding, u said manjaro update crashed ?!! gosh! the end of manjaro
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Originally Posted by syg00
Dunno about the forum, but yesterday I attempted to update a system I hadn't booted in a year or so. manjaro crashed and burned on the update, Win10 (eventually after a bunch of reboots) updated fine.
Apparently there is a new forum on the way.
From Twitter
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Update on forum situation: The old forum is now available in read-only-mode via archived.forum.manjaro.org. Our new forum will come online later today ... pic.twitter.com/8GoOI2mTUo
They have tweeted that they have a data integrity problem with the forum, but there are also speculations that it can be damage control to silence the drama about donated funds being misused and the project treasurer quitting over it.
there are also speculations that it can be damage control to silence the drama about donated funds being misused and the project treasurer quitting over it.
While the latter is definitely true, I don't see any reason to suspect deliberate crippling.
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