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Final release approaching now: RC available for last tests
Here it is! This is the last development release before the first stable version of Mageia. Again we are in time, thanks to the hard work of all the community. You can choose and download your favourite edition. This release … Continue reading
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Mageia abroad
This is the unavoidable sequel to “Mageia at the Berlin Linuxtag“ The fair is over, people have gone back to their daily routines. Now, what did we take home at the end of the day? 1. Mageia We showed the … Continue reading
Mageia @ Solutions Linux
Mageia will be at Solutions Linux 2011, Paris La Défense, from May 10th to May 12th, in booth A60. Some of us will be there to explain the project, gather your views and wishes, discuss the future… Mageia T-shirts will be … Continue reading
Mageia at the Berlin Linuxtag
From May 11th to May 14th, 2011 Linuxtag Berlin will open again in Berlin, Germany, and Mageia will be there! LinuxTag is the most important place for Linux and open source software in Europe. The 17th LinuxTag presents all the latest for … Continue reading
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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