OpenMandriva Introduces “ROME” 23.01: A New Rolling Release Edition
▻https://debugpointnews.com/openmandriva-23-01-rome
#linux #opensource #mandriva #openmandriva #kde #kdeplasma #gnome #rolling
OpenMandriva Introduces “ROME” 23.01: A New Rolling Release Edition
▻https://debugpointnews.com/openmandriva-23-01-rome
#linux #opensource #mandriva #openmandriva #kde #kdeplasma #gnome #rolling
OpenMandriva Lx 4.2 is out now
Among others, the port to aarch64 (64-bit ARM processors) is completed, making it possible to build energy efficient PC replacements for less than $150.
▻https://www.openmandriva.org/en/news/article/openmandriva-lx-4-2-is-out-now
A promise for the best until OpenMandriva does better: OMLx 4.0 Beta
▻https://www.openmandriva.org/en/news/article/a-promise-for-the-best-until-openmandriva-does-better-omlx-4-0-beta
Dear Community,
Our first release in 2019 is OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 Beta, a close preview of the upcoming final release.
Since Alpha1, OMLx 4.0 got a huge number of fixes and improvements.
You may already be aware of some of them having read OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 Alpha1 follow-up, some more came afterwards.
#linux #gnu #openmandriva
OpenMandriva Has Been Working On Their RISC-V & AArch64 Ports - Phoronix
▻https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=OpenMandriva-AArch64-RISC-V
In addition to working on OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 as this distribution’s next major release with its roots tracing back to the legendary Mandrake, its developers have also been working on clean ports of this Linux distribution to other CPU architectures.
OpenMandriva has been working on expanding its focus from just Intel x86_64 to a good experience for AMD Ryzen AMD64 and ports to AArch64 and RISC-V too. They are doing since as “other CPU architectures are starting to be fast enough” for desktop/laptop use-cases and “monopolies are harmful.”
Channel #OpenMandriva available for users on Freenode IRC
▻https://www.openmandriva.org/en/news/article/channel-openmandriva-available-for-users-on-freenode-irc
The recent server shutdown has prompted me to remind all OpenMandriva users that we do have a channel on IRC where users can ask questions and present problems. Currently it is not being used much but we would like to encourage greater use. There are some developers that are logged in and will check things out periodically. So if no one responds right away just give it some time. This is a ‘general’ use channel for questions, comments, and problem solving. The channel is #openmandriva @ (...)
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Mixing the Ingredients Together – Announcing #OpenMandriva_Lx 3 Alpha
▻https://blog.openmandriva.org/en/2015/04/mixing-the-ingredients-together-announcing-openmandriva-lx-3-alph
The OpenMandriva Community has been working hard, and after a long period of development and fixes, we’re happy to announce the alpha release of OpenMandriva Lx 3 (Einsteinium)! If you’re eager to jump in and try some of the new features from this release, you can download OpenMandriva Lx 3 Alpha at the following links: … Continue reading »
Wallpaper contest! Have your say!
▻https://blog.openmandriva.org/en/2014/06/wallpaper-contest-have-your-say
“James T. Kirk: There seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere…” Star Trek – The Motion Picture (1966) The next release of OpenMandriva is cooking. Like any other tasty release it needs the best ingredients. That’s why we are opening a contest to choose 10 wallpapers to make it even more crazy beautiful, and we … Continue reading »
The Chwido Report: Chwido asks Bero, itchka and PCPA
▻https://blog.openmandriva.org/en/2014/05/the-chwido-report-chwido-asks-bero
I’m Chwido, and this is The Chwido Report. Today I’m pleased to #Interview Bero, an important person in my life (he feeds me, Arf!) and core developer of OpenMandriva, PCPA, one of oldest and most devoted Mandriva community contributors and itchka – our QA guru and one of the most intelligent enthusiasts we have! – … Continue reading »
Le développement d’une #distribution #linux, ou même de tout projet logiciel open source, est quelque chose de fascinant lorsque l’équipe du projet se rencontre physiquement.
Pour le lancement de la version finale d’#OpenMandrivaLx nous étions ce week end 15 personnes (et un chien) réunis à Prague, venant de 12 pays différents. Un des contributeurs, habitant en Inde n’avait pas pu nous rejoindre car son visa lui avait été refusé, malgré toutes nos lettres d’explication, invitations professionnelles et autres paperasseries ("not reliable documents" selon l’ambassade de la République Tchèque, satané espace Shengen).
Outre la joie de voir la première pierre d’un projet en marche, je ressentais l’étrangeté du contraste entre des personnes heureuses de pouvoir partager leur compétence dans un projet et leur inquiétude par rapport à la difficulté de la vie dans leur pays, qui se dévoilait en même temps que les langues se déliaient, dans une ville ou la bière est pratiquement moins chère que l’eau.
J’ai toujours été mal à l’aise par rapport à la notion de #tourisme, qui certes rapporte certainement de l’argent localement, mais aussi crée une sorte de barrière entre les visiteurs et les habitants. Certaines discussions m’ont malheureusement conforté dans cette impression...