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Wow! Where did the time go? We’re 2!
Back in September 2010, when Mageia was born, we had big dreams for our baby distro. It’s great to be able to say: our dreams are coming true! What’s happened since our first birthday? We released Mageia 2 and have started … Continue reading
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Mageia 3 features: process and choice
As said in a previous post, people are now back to work, focused on Mageia 3 release. So it was time again to define the specifications for the coming release. We then thought it was time to improve the process … Continue reading
Mageia under the snow
Despite the freezing temperatures, things are going pretty well, here are the latest news from Mageia :). Logo choice, process and decision: As explained on the mageia-discuss mailing-list, the Mageia Founders has short-listed 27 logos, following guidelines and the result … Continue reading
New development release name has been chosen, Cauldron!
Since we’re starting with a new base, a brand new name for the development release in Mageia needed to be found. This was one of the – many – tasks that needed to be done to get Mageia going (although … Continue reading
