The Manjaro Project e.V. is now official!

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Dear Friends, Sympathizers, Relatives, In-Laws, Naysayers, Foes, Detractors, Tax Collectors, YouTube Talking Heads™, Reddit Trolls, and other potentially sentient beings monitoring this forum, It is my great honor — and my equally great pleasure — to announce to you that the Manjaro Project e.V. is now an officially registered and fully legal non-profit organization in Germany, completely independent from the commercial Manjaro GmbH & Co KG company. The General Assembly of the Manjaro Project e.V. — at this point in time, this means the founding members — consists of (in alphabetical order)…Dennis ten Hoove (@dennis1248), The Netherlands;Frank Vandermeiren (@Aragorn), Belgium;Jonas Strassel (@boredland), Germany;Mark Wagie (@Yochanan), United States of America;Roman Gilg (@romangg), Germany;Simon Büeler (@simonb), Switzerland; andStefano Capitani (@Ste74), Italy.In time, the General Assembly may decide to invite additional Assembly Members, as well as that yet other people will be allowed to sign up as Supporting Members of the Manjaro Project e.V.At the moment, we are still working on optimizing the new development infrastructure, which was partly necessitated by the ongoing (A.I.) bot attacks against our old infrastructure.However, as you may have noticed, the last Announcements > Testing Updates and Announcements > Stable Updates were initiated by the Manjaro Team without supervision from Philip Müller — with special thanks to @Yochanan for his hard work! Without wanting to sound presumptuous, it is therefore my personal belief that the Manjaro Team would hereby have now provided sufficient evidence that continuity in the development and maintenance of the Manjaro GNU/Linux distribution is assured.Note:In order to reserve this thread for further announcements from the General Assembly Members of the Manjaro Project e.V., we would like to propose that any further discussions about the Project be conducted on the existing “Discussions regarding the Manjaro 2.0 Manifesto” thread, or potentially on a new but similar thread. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic