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Category Archives: Atelier
Final Call for RMLL, the Wiki and a Roundup
Ha! It looked like another 2-week gap, but we’re not quite that late, thankfully. Final Call for RMLL volunteers Mageia will be present with a stand in at RMLL in Strasbourg, but we have very few volunteers who have put … Continue reading
Posted in Atelier, events, Updates, Weekly roundup
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Weekly Roundup 2018 – Weeks 14 & 15
Many thanks for your patience! This is turning into a bi-weekly roundup lately, but we’ll try to get it back on track very soon. Team leader elections are happening: Donald and Filip continue to lead Atelier, Papoteur leads Docteam, Yuri … Continue reading
Posted in Atelier, Weekly roundup
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Weekly roundup 2017 – week 22
Cauldron The big news for Mageia 6 is that we are entering release freeze imminently, this means that any further updates to Cauldron must be for a very specific reason, like a critical bug fix or similar. This will allow … Continue reading
Posted in Atelier, community, Weekly roundup
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Weekly roundup 2017 – week 14
Infrastructure So sadly the big news this week is the outage of two of our servers for needed upgrades. The status of the services that are down can be read here. Our sysadmins have been hard at work, already pushing … Continue reading
Posted in Atelier, community, packager, QA, release, security, sysadmin, Weekly roundup
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Where does the Mageia Documentation come from?
We asked Lebarhon from the Documentation team to write a bit about the work of the team and the various resources that they created for our users. In this article, he presents their work on the “Official Documentation” and the … Continue reading
Posted in Atelier, Collaboration, community, Documentation Team, i18n, team
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