Author Archives: joselp

Potions in Mageia. 04 – How proper cooking makes the final recipe pleasing to our users

Posted on September 15, 2026 by joselp

This time, as promised in this new phase of publications on our official sites, we’re giving a voice to one of our users from the Mageia community. Today, we’re sharing their opinion piece. We’re struck by the sincerity with which … Continue reading →

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Potions in Mageia. 03 – Elograf or how have voice dictation with Mageia

Posted on September 3, 2026 by joselp

Have you ever needed voice dictation but couldn’t find a way to do it on Linux? Mageia offers Elograf with everything you need to get it working with just a few clicks. Let’s get started! Tutorial – Installation From our … Continue reading →

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Potions in Mageia. 02 – “Discover” Flatpak Gui App Installer

Posted on August 24, 2026 by joselp

Do you have a need for a software title that does not appear on the Mageia repositories list (MCC–>Software Management–>Install & Remove Software)? Such as the Google Chrome, Zoom, Spotify etc.?  The KDE/Plasma project offers a solution to this with … Continue reading →

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Potions in Mageia. 01 – Pidgin and its accessories

Posted on August 5, 2026 by joselp

We started a series of blog posts. Ideas, applications, processes, customizations, contributions about our distribution that are relevant to our users, bringing the use of Mageia closer to everyone. We certainly hope that these new publications are of interest to … Continue reading →

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Introducing our Art Contest winner!

Posted on April 8, 2026 by joselp

Now that voting for the Mageia 10 art competition has closed, we are delighted to present what will be the official desktop wallpaper for our new release. Many thanks to our contributor Davide Dallara for this excellent work. In his … Continue reading →

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