It’s nice to be able to say: there’s more life in Mageia than ever!<\/p>\n
First, thanks to everyone who took the trouble to not only try Mageia 1, but to write about it – in articles and on their blogs. You’ve encouraged even more people to try it out, and come onto the lists and forums with their suggestions, issues, reactions and – perhaps most importantly for a growing community – their contributions of time and skills.<\/p>\n
Take a minute to look at the reviews here<\/a> and if you know of one we haven’t listed, let us know!<\/p>\n Second, thanks to all our great Mageia people – it’s great to be part of such a varied group of people, all working together to make something good. Now we’d like to extend a warm welcome to new contributors.<\/p>\n There’s lots happening in the Mageia community. All sorts of discussion is happening; where will we take Mageia next? We’ve got all the basics in place – our organisation, our Code of Conduct, and a growing sense of who we are and what we’re about.<\/p>\n And we’ll welcome whatever you bring – your new ideas, new skills and new contributions. Whatever your interest, there’s a team for you; take a look here<\/a> and see what might suit you.<\/p>\n Welcome to post-release Mageia – help us to make sure it just keeps getting better.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s nice to be able to say: there’s more life in Mageia than ever! First, thanks to everyone who took the trouble to not only try Mageia 1, but to write about it – in articles and on their blogs. … Continue reading