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It would seem that some confusion has arisen due to the regular (and somewhat rapid) occurrence of new Manjaro releases. This confusion has been compounded still further by the use of version numbers (for example: 18.0.2,18.1 and so on), a custom normally associated with the ''Standard Release Development Model'', where a brand-new release of an operating system must be re-installed over an old version in order to access any new features provided. These releases are more accurately new snapshots of the Manjaro system. Just like photographs, these snapshots are in essence images that portray the Manjaro system at a particular point in its development. As such, one purpose they serve is to help the developers to both chart and evaluate the continued development of the Manjaro system, as it is of course easier to pick up on the finer details from a single image than from a moving picture.

Since Manjaro is constantly rolling forward, a snapshot of the Manjaro system will very quickly become out of date. New snapshots are therefore released in order to make life easier for new users, who may otherwise be faced with the prospect of downloading huge volumes of new software packages to update and upgrade their newly installed systems from an older ISO.

Where these snapshots most obviously differ is in the choice of pre-installed software applications provided, as well as other smaller tweaks such as the default themes used, However, the core Manjaro system running underneath is the same and any applications added or removed from a particular snapshot can also be added or removed from an existing installation. And, of course, users will tweak and customise their own systems in accordance with their own personal preferences and tastes, anyway. Again, it is not important which release of Manjaro was initially installed. Provided it is kept up to date, that system will always be running the latest version available.

It would seem that some confusion has arisen due to the regular (and somewhat rapid) occurrence of new Manjaro releases. This confusion has been compounded still further by the use of version numbers (for example: 18.0.2,18.1 and so on), a custom normally associated with the ''Standard Release Development Model'', where a brand-new release of an operating system must be re-installed over an old version in order to access any new features provided. These releases are more accurately new snapshots of the Manjaro system. Just like photographs, these snapshots are in essence images that portray the Manjaro system at a particular point in its development. As such, one purpose they serve is to help the developers to both chart and evaluate the continued development of the Manjaro system, as it is of course easier to pick up on the finer details from a single image than from a moving picture.

Since Manjaro is constantly rolling forward, a snapshot of the Manjaro system will very quickly become out of date. New snapshots are therefore released in order to make life easier for new users, who may otherwise be faced with the prospect of downloading huge volumes of new software packages to update and upgrade their newly installed systems from an older ISO.

Where these snapshots most obviously differ is in the choice of pre-installed software applications provided, as well as other smaller tweaks such as the default themes used, However, the core Manjaro system running underneath is the same and any applications added or removed from a particular snapshot can also be added or removed from an existing installation. And, of course, users will tweak and customise their own systems in accordance with their own personal preferences and tastes, anyway. Again, it is not important which release of Manjaro was initially installed. Provided it is kept up to date, that system will always be running the latest version available.

به نظر می رسد که برخی سردرگمی ها به دلیل وقوع منظم (و تا حدودی سریع) نسخه های جدید مانجارو ایجاد شده است. این سردرگمی با استفاده از شماره‌های نسخه (به عنوان مثال: 18.0.2، 18.1 و غیره) تشدید شده است، که معمولاً با مدل توسعه نسخه استاندارد مرتبط است، که در آن نسخه کاملاً جدید یک سیستم عامل باید باشد. برای دسترسی به هر ویژگی جدید ارائه شده، مجدداً روی نسخه قدیمی نصب شده است. این نسخه‌ها با دقت بیشتری عکس‌های فوری جدید از سیستم مانجارو هستند. درست مانند عکس‌ها، این عکس‌های فوری در اصل تصاویری هستند که سیستم مانجارو را در یک نقطه خاص از توسعه آن به تصویر می‌کشند. به این ترتیب، یکی از اهداف آنها کمک به توسعه دهندگان برای ترسیم و ارزیابی توسعه مستمر سیستم مانجارو است، زیرا البته دریافت جزئیات دقیق از یک تصویر ساده تر از یک عکس متحرک است. از آنجایی که مانجارو دائماً به جلو می رود، یک عکس فوری از سیستم مانجارو به سرعت قدیمی می شود. بنابراین عکس‌های فوری جدیدی منتشر می‌شوند تا زندگی را برای کاربران جدید آسان‌تر کنند، که در غیر این صورت ممکن است با چشم‌انداز دانلود حجم عظیمی از بسته‌های نرم‌افزاری جدید برای به‌روزرسانی و ارتقای سیستم‌های تازه نصب‌شده خود از ISO قدیمی‌تر مواجه شوند. بیشترین تفاوت این عکس های فوری در انتخاب برنامه های نرم افزاری از پیش نصب شده ارائه شده و همچنین سایر تنظیمات کوچکتر مانند تم های پیش فرض استفاده شده است، با این حال، سیستم اصلی مانجارو که در زیر آن اجرا می شود یکسان است و بعضی برنامه ها اضافه یا حذف شده است. عکس فوری خاص را نیز می توان از یک نصب موجود اضافه یا حذف کرد. و البته، به هر حال، کاربران سیستم های خود را مطابق با ترجیحات و سلایق شخصی خود تغییر می دهند و سفارشی می کنند. باز هم مهم نیست که نسخه مانجارو در ابتدا نصب شده است. به شرط به روز نگه داشتن آن، آن سیستم همیشه آخرین نسخه موجود را اجرا خواهد کرد.