Category Archives: community

Mageia was at The Paris Open Source Summit 2016

Posted on November 29, 2016 by Donald Stewart

The 2016 POSS (Paris Open Source Summit, on Nov 16 & 17) was a great event for Mageia and its 3 representatives who ran the booth: Dtux, Magnux77 and Lebarhon. This year, there were no lonely users coming with laptops to … Continue reading →

Posted in community, events, Mageia, users | 13 Comments

Our warm thanks to a long time contributor and friend

Posted on October 3, 2016 by Rémi Verschelde

It is with a heavy heart that we address our warmest thanks to our friend Thomas Spuhler for his Mandriva and Mageia contributions over the last decade. After fighting colon cancer for over a year, he finally had to surrender … Continue reading →

Posted in community, Mageia, packager, They Make Mageia | 10 Comments

Mageia was at Fete de l’Huma

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Donald Stewart

Magnux77 with Daniel were there representing Mageia. He reports: It was hot, in all the meanings of the word, a real jolly atmosphere, noise everywhere and nicely sunny. With Daniel, we laid out the T-Shirts, pens, USB sticks, two laptops … Continue reading →

Posted in Atelier, community, events, Mageia, users | 4 Comments

And the winner is….

Posted on July 18, 2016 by Donald Stewart

We have completed the artwork contest and would like to extend our thanks to everyone that took part, there were some excellent pieces submitted and choosing the winners was a tough task. We would like to congratulate Jacques Daugeron on … Continue reading →

Posted in artwork, Atelier, Collaboration, community, Mageia, release | 16 Comments

The next step towards Mageia 6 is here, sta1 has been released

Posted on July 1, 2016 by Donald Stewart

Everyone at Mageia is very happy to announce the release of the next step in the path to Mageia 6. The first stabilisation snapshot, as the name suggests, aims to start bringing everything together and getting the new software stable … Continue reading →

Posted in community, Mageia, QA, release | 28 Comments