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Tag Archives: support
Mageia 2: release cycle, support and planning
We’ve had discussions in the Mageia community, to decide about the Release cycle of future versions of Mageia. We started with some proposals and everybody was able to comment and discuss. The outcome of our discussions: the release cycle for … Continue reading
A newcomer in Mageia: Maven
(proposed by dmorgan) The Java packaging in Mandriva 2010.1 (from which Mageia was forked) was just unusable. Many of the packages were obsolete and not really maintained. The task of updating packages had become very difficult as Maven, a now very … Continue reading
