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Use the AUR at your own risk!
No support will be provided by the Manjaro team for any issues that may arise relating to software installations from the AUR. When Manjaro is updated, AUR packages might stop working. This is not a Manjaro issue
I distro hop every so often manjaro being one of those distros
Manjaro is arch ik that it runs great on my system Does anyone have a link to get old Manjaro versions eg 2020 versions
Manjaro:A Different Kind of Beast - Manjaro Wiki
Although Manjaro is Arch-based and Arch compatible, it is not Arch.
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Hopefully not.
One of the most ill advised things to try would be to install a rolling release distribution from an ISO that’s five years out of date – you would be guaranteed to encounter many issues as Manjaro must always be kept updated.
An ISO that’s perhaps two months old (at most) might allow some greater survivability; however, the current ISO is always recommended.
I dare say, if you had to ask a question like that, you will be better served by using a so-called point release distribution. You’ll likely be doing yourself a favour.
Hippity-hop-along now. 
Regards.
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You have that the other way around. chromium is the original code base, and it’s open-source. chrome is a proprietary browser built upon the chromium code base.
In a way it is similar to the difference between FreeBSD and macOS. FreeBSD is a Free & Open-Source UNIX operating system, just like GNU/Linux. Apple took FreeBSD, modified it into something known as Darwin, and then fitted proprietary extensions to it — the BSD license allows for that.
Calling chromium an open-source chrome is just as backwards as calling FreeBSD an open-source macOS.
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I like arch and Manjaro they are perfect and so ez to setup