Category Archives: Collaboration

Mageia supports the Public Money, Public Code campaign

Posted on September 21, 2017 by Donald Stewart

Open Source software, or more specifically, the ideals behind it go far beyond Mageia or the wider GNU/Linux Community. Being a part of this is something that Mageia has always been very proud of, and when possible, we have given … Continue reading →

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Dandifying Mageia, Part 2

Posted on July 21, 2017 by Neal Gompa

In our previous blog post on “dandifying Mageia” (nearly a year ago!), we introduced DNF in Mageia 6 to the world. Since then, we’ve been keeping pace and tracking upstream development in Cauldron. By working closely with upstream and being … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaboration, Mageia, packager, release, users | 8 Comments

Donation to Framasoft

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Donald Stewart

When we at Mageia write blog posts and other announcements, we use a collaborative editing tool called Etherpad to draft the text.  In the past, the links to these draft documents were accessible from our mailing list archives and wide … Continue reading →

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ALCASAR, an open source Network Access Controller based on Mageia

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Anne Nicolas

“ALCASAR is a free Internet Access Controller for private or public consultation networks. It authenticates and protects users’ access regardless their connection type, or equipment (PC, smartphone, game console, TV sets, etc.).” I met the ALCASAR guys in 2012, during … Continue reading →

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Weekly roundup – 2017, week 8

Posted on February 24, 2017 by Donald Stewart

So, this weekly roundup is a new thing that we were wanting to try, with the hope that it will bring more attention to the day to day changes in both Mageia 5 and Cauldron, and what the various teams … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaboration, community, Mageia, QA, security | 23 Comments