Problem Update : Starting full system upgrade... there is nothing to do

[Mirdarthos]

I’m sorry I’m butting in (OK no, not really.)

But if you want to use the packages at Arch Linux-speed, then go ahead and install Arch Linux. If you’d rather use Fedora because the packages are newer, go ahead.

Just keep in mind, specifically Fedora, which is backed by Redhat, has a lot more employees.

Also, Manjaro has always branded and sold itself as a curated rolling release, which means the packages go through a testing phase before being pushed to stable.

I don’t know or care about anyone else, really, but I prefer my rolling release curated. If you want it faster, then stop complaining and start helping testing tings.

</rant>

Edit:

If you’d searched, you’d have noticed this topic has been covered numerous times:

[SOLVED] Update Frequency How frequently (on average) should I receive updates?

I switched to Manjaro from Debian and Ubuntu based distros just a few days ago. After I downloaded the KDE Manjaro ISO and installed it I had 2 updates. Firefox and something else. Since then I have had no updates. On Debian or similar there are updates daily, or more frequent. Am I doing something incorrect, or is it common with Manjaro to not have updates daily or more frequent? Great experience thus far. Very impressive distro!

Stable channel update frequency

Can you please clarify the Stable channel update frequency. It used to be generally twice a month which was quite acceptable but in July there were 5 updates and already 3 so far in August. I really don’t have time to update my OS this frequently.

Further reading:

The Rolling Release Development Model