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[News] Rave About KDE-based Mandriva, GNOME Makes First Step Towards 2.24

New Mandriva Linux is quite nice

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| I’ve been doing some testing and decided to give the latest version of 
| Mandriva a spin. I went with the free version as that’s what most people are 
| trying out. The install was very straight forward and took a total of 20 
| minutes on my workstation. I went with the KDE desktop and the installer even 
| went out and pulled down a handful of updates before finishing.    
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http://pdavila.homelinux.org:8080/blog/?p=281

GNOME 2.24 Excitement Begins Tomorrow

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| GNOME 2.22.0 was only released last month, but being released tomorrow is the 
| first development release in the path towards GNOME 2.24.0. This first 
| development release will be dubbed GNOME 2.23.1, with GNOME 2.23 being the 
| unstable branch.   
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http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NjQ0Mw


Recent:

Mandriva 2008 Spring Quick Install

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| 10 minutes guide on installing Mandriva 2008 Spring DVD using GNOME desktop
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http://blink4blog.blogspot.com/2008/04/mandriva-2008-spring-quick-install.html


Review: Mandriva 2008 Spring 

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| The ease of installing Virtualbox alone is enough to make Mandriva 2008 
| Spring worth a look! 
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http://reddevil62-techhead.blogspot.com/2008/04/review-mandriva-2008-spring.html


Mandriva Linux 2008.1 - The Blooming Spring.

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| Mandriva Linux is a predominantly KDE-centric Linux distribution originating 
| from France. This desktop-oriented Linux distribution which began its 
| production in 1998 owes its popularity to its ease of installation and 
| graphical productive draktools. I decided to review Mandriva 2008 Spring (aka 
| Mandriva Linux 2008.1) when I got to know that, this new Spring edition has a 
| full support for the Asus Eee PC and also improved support for mobile device 
| synchronization.      
| 
| [...]
| 
| In conclusion, there is no doubt that Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring is a great 
| release. Great artwork! The hardware support for this release has been 
| excellent with exception of the support for the two my USB-based TV tuners. I 
| hope that Acer notebook users will be very happy with this release as 
| Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring also comes with third-party acer_acpi and wmi-acer 
| modules. With a very active forum and vast amount of documentation available, 
| help is abundant for the users. One of the things which really made a good 
| impression on me is the mouse pointer integration support by Mandriva 2008 
| Spring, when it is run as a guest operating system on the Virtualbox 1.5.6  
| OSE. With such a support, all of the mouse's actions will be directly sent to 
| the guest operating system when I hover the mouse over the virtual machine's 
| display. Delaying the Mandriva Online applet from checking for updates by a 
| few minutes is also a very good move.           
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http://linuxseekers.com/index.php/component/content/article/38-mandriva-reviews/58-mandriva-linux-20081


Mandriva Spring 2008.1

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| If you are a new Linux user, blindly go for Mandriva Spring 2008.1. It hand 
| holds you and you would not require to open the dreaded command line for any 
| normal task. Till now I have not opened it, except for my programming work. 
| It has great artwork and a friendly community too.   
| This release has all the bells and whistles to impress all. Windows users 
| will find the interface very similar to XP. Actually when it comes to 
| installing XP ( with all associated drivers and applications) a new user will 
| find Mandriva much easier and much - much faster.   
| Don´t believe me -- Give Mandriva a try.
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http://www.lazytechguy.com/2008/04/mandriva-spring-20081.html
http://www.lazytechguy.com/2008/04/mandriva-spring-20081-part-2.html

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