ok, well this is a bit amusing. I had a similar issue with downloading manjaro-kde-21.0.7-210614-linux510.iso …
My checksum for the KDE version didn’t match up, but its checksum value matches the XFCE checksum value perfectly.
So, does that mean I should trust my download because it at least matches a checksum somewhere on the list. ha ha. Seems like a possible human error, idk. Hopefully they get it resolved soon.
I have downloaded the xfce iso twice through torrent and checked it’s SHA1 in gnome terminal. But the given value in website didn’t not matched with terminal output. Is my iso is good for install? Screenshot attached.
I have also downloaded the xfce iso twice and on both occasions the sha1sum was 3ed1c2b59c517bce2ab7e11f6f5aed9d58ba806c. The problem appears to be on the website…
The last stable update , just the first post on top gives you download links for xfce, gnome, kde. Here, the full xfce sha1 is 3ed1c2b59c517bce2ab7e11f6f5aed9d58ba806c which matches the iso. So I think they only messed it up on manjaro.org. @codesardine ?
Does that answer your question ?