(o lona uiga e mafai ona e fausia TROM-Jaro oe lava). Na matou taumafai e faʻatumauina le TROM-Jaro e laʻititi pe a mafai ma faʻataga tagata e faʻaoga a matou

O AI TATOU?

O AI TATOU?O AI TATOU?) o loʻo faʻatupuina le tele o faʻafitauli i aso nei: mai faiga piʻopiʻo i sauaga, fiaaai i oloa leaga, aoina o faʻamaumauga i osofaʻiga faʻapitoa, suiga o le tau a tagata i mea leaga, ma isi. Na'o le lafoina o tagata i se Monopoly-ituaiga taʻaloga lea e tatau ai i tagata uma ona "fefaʻatauaʻiga": fai se mea e maua ai se isi mea. O lenei le paleni o le malosi i le va oi latou e manaʻomia / manaʻo ma i latou o loʻo i ai / tuʻuina atu e mafua ai ona amio leaga tagata soifua (faʻaputu punaoa, otaota, fatuina oloa leaga, pepelo, taufaasese, faʻaleagaina, ma isi). Matou te faʻamatalaina auʻiliʻili, ma faʻapogai lelei, o nei laina uma o mafaufauga ma fofo e faʻafefe ai lenei ituaiga o sosaiete anamua, i luga ) o loʻo faʻatupuina le tele o faʻafitauli i aso nei: mai faiga piʻopiʻo i sauaga, fiaaai i oloa leaga, aoina o faʻamaumauga i osofaʻiga faʻapitoa, suiga o le tau a tagata i mea leaga, ma isi. Na'o le lafoina o tagata i se Monopoly-ituaiga taʻaloga lea e tatau ai i tagata uma ona "fefaʻatauaʻiga": fai se mea e maua ai se isi mea. O lenei le paleni o le malosi i le va oi latou e manaʻomia / manaʻo ma i latou o loʻo i ai / tuʻuina atu e mafua ai ona amio leaga tagata soifua (faʻaputu punaoa, otaota, fatuina oloa leaga, pepelo, taufaasese, faʻaleagaina, ma isi). Matou te faʻamatalaina auʻiliʻili, ma faʻapogai lelei, o nei laina uma o mafaufauga ma fofo e faʻafefe ai lenei ituaiga o sosaiete anamua, i luga) o loʻo faʻatupuina le tele o faʻafitauli i aso nei: mai faiga piʻopiʻo i sauaga, fiaaai i oloa leaga, aoina o faʻamaumauga i osofaʻiga faʻapitoa, suiga o le tau a tagata i mea leaga, ma isi. Na'o le lafoina o tagata i se Monopoly-ituaiga taʻaloga lea e tatau ai i tagata uma ona "fefaʻatauaʻiga": fai se mea e maua ai se isi mea. O lenei le paleni o le malosi i le va oi latou e manaʻomia / manaʻo ma i latou o loʻo i ai / tuʻuina atu e mafua ai ona amio leaga tagata soifua (faʻaputu punaoa, otaota, fatuina oloa leaga, pepelo, taufaasese, faʻaleagaina, ma isi). Matou te faʻamatalaina auʻiliʻili, ma faʻapogai lelei, o nei laina uma o mafaufauga ma fofo e faʻafefe ai lenei ituaiga o sosaiete anamua, i luga

We’re not only creating awareness about this issue, but we create solutions (as much as we can). The antidote for a Trade-Based society, is a ata loader society, and we are creating trade-free goods and services. In today’s world the notion of “free” has lost all of its meaning. FaceBook proclaims to be “free” but they collect your data in order to let you use their service; YouTube shoves ads into your face and proclaims to be “free”; Android is a promoter for Google products and labels itself in the same manner. These are money-free, cryptocurrency-free, and so forth, but NOT trade-free. They want something from you (a trade, such as your data or attention).

When something is Ma o le mafuaaga lena pe a matou faaigoaina a matou mea o le ", it means it wants nothing from its “users”. Like no collection of data, no wanting for people’s attention or currency, and so forth. This is the purest form of free and the most honest one.

Ma o le mafuaaga lena pe a matou faaigoaina a matou mea o le "

Indeed Manjaro can be seen as trade-free since they do not collect people’s data, ask them for money in order to use their operating system, and so forth. However they promote trade-based applications in their default Manjaro installations such as Steam, FreeOffice or Microsoft Office – and maybe other packages too. These packages want something from people (a trade) – either money, or data, or attention. Therefore we removed all of such packages and only kept (plus added) trade-free packages. We wanted a Linux Distribution that is honest and does not want to deceive you into all kinds of trading schemes. On top of that we wanted to improve the desktop experience in our own way, so we added some custom changes/improvements to the spin.

Ioe Manjaro e mafai ona vaʻaia e leai se fefaʻatauaʻiga talu ai latou te le aoina faʻamatalaga a tagata, fesili ia i latou mo tupe e faʻaoga ai a latou faiga faʻaoga, ma isi. Ae peitaʻi latou te faʻalauiloaina talosaga faʻavae fefaʻatauaʻiga i a latou mea faʻapipiʻi Manjaro e pei ole Steam, FreeOffice poʻo Microsoft Office - ma atonu o isi afifi foi. O nei afifi e manaʻomia se mea mai tagata (se fefaʻatauaʻiga) - pe o tupe, poʻo faʻamaumauga, poʻo le gauai. O lea na matou aveese uma ia afifi ma na'o le teuina (faaopoopo i ai) afifi e leai ni fefa'ataua'iga. Ua matou faia foi le tele o suiga masani i le distro e faʻavave ai, sili atu le faʻaoga faʻaoga, ma isi. O le mea sili i la tatou vaai, o lena.

Here are several changes that are unique to TROMjaro:

We have built a Layout Switcher for XFCE, that allows anyone to quickly switch between 6 different layouts.
We have built our own Theme Switcher for XFCE: 10 accent colors, light/dark variants. Unlike any theme switcher that we are aware of, this one is able to apply our TROMjaro themes to pretty much all of the Linux apps out there (QT, GTK, GTK + LIbadwaita, Flatpaks). And work properly with them.
We’ve applied the same fixes for the entire XFCE desktop for themes and icons – meaning, when you select a theme and an icon set, it will apply across multiple types of packages, unlike pretty much any distro out there.
We have integrated and enabled the Chaotic-AUR repository.
We ship with a lot of hand-picked Wallpapers that are more or less unique to our distro.
We co-create the default TROMjaro icon pack, and therefore we make hundreds of custom icons for TROMjaro.
We have enabled Global Menus and HUD.
We added a lot more options for the Settings Manager, such as the ability to configure touchpad/mouse gestures, RGB lights, system and files backup, webcam, added a system cleaner and a lot more. Therefore a more complete set of Settings.
We added gestures for mouse, touchpad and touchscreen.
We test TROMjaro on touchscreen devices too, and optimize for that. For example we ship with a customized Virtual Keyboard.
We enabled Flatpaks and AUR, plus we have our own small repository. Thus, users have full access to pretty much all apps that are available in Linux, from the get-go.
We added support for Appimages.
TROMjaro creates a system backup automatically every time there are important updates.
We made sure that pretty much all common files (video, audio, documents, images) are opened with properly tested apps from the get-go. Meaning, you do nor have to worry about your files. Double click them and they simply work. We also added support for .torrents files.
We ship with a heavily tweaked Firefox. We have removed most annoyances and trackers from Firefox, plus added a handful of addons and set them up, so that users will be protected from the online trades (ads and trackers are removed, alongside promotional content from youtube videos). Users can also save webpages or media files from Firefox directly.
We’ve added a few unique and useful apps to TROMjaro, like a trade-free VPN, a simple file sharing app, messenger, and so forth.
We added custom internet searches directly from the system’s menu. One can search via maps, images, videos, and so much more.
Lastly, we have our own web app library – we test thousands of apps and add only the trade-free ones to our library. TROMjaro users can directly install any of them from the website itself.

You can watch this series of videos about TROMjaro for a more in-depth presentation. Please see the homepage for an in-depth presentation of TROMjaro.

You can also access our build profile Ioe Manjaro e mafai ona vaʻaia e leai se fefaʻatauaʻiga talu ai latou te le aoina faʻamatalaga a tagata, fesili ia i latou mo tupe e faʻaoga ai a latou faiga faʻaoga, ma isi. Ae peitaʻi latou te faʻalauiloaina talosaga faʻavae fefaʻatauaʻiga i a latou mea faʻapipiʻi Manjaro e pei ole Steam, FreeOffice poʻo Microsoft Office - ma atonu o isi afifi foi. O nei afifi e manaʻomia se mea mai tagata (se fefaʻatauaʻiga) - pe o tupe, poʻo faʻamaumauga, poʻo le gauai. O lea na matou aveese uma ia afifi ma na'o le teuina (faaopoopo i ai) afifi e leai ni fefa'ataua'iga. Ua matou faia foi le tele o suiga masani i le distro e faʻavave ai, sili atu le faʻaoga faʻaoga, ma isi. O le mea sili i la tatou vaai, o lena. (meaning you can build TROM-Jaro yourself).