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:Mandriva 2009.1 "Spring" is Stunning
Mandriva 2009.1 "Spring" is Stunning
May 4, 2009, 17 :04 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (6192 reads)

(Other stories by Jeremy LaCroix)

[ Thanks to Jeremy LaCroix for this link. ]

"In the past, I usually found myself disappointed with Mandriva. I have been an on-again off-again user for several years, and usually there was some major issue in each release that kept me from using it as my default desktop. In the old days of Mandrake, I found that most of the packages that were included were a version or two behind, and the distribution was hardly cutting edge. In later releases, I experienced weird and unexplained bugs that annoyed me. In general, I have always stuck with Kubuntu, as it has always contained the latest KDE desktop and bleeding edge programs.

"When it comes to Kubuntu, their latest version was a flop. While I found Ubuntu 9.04 to be the best GNOME desktop of the year (so far), I found Kubuntu 9.04 to be quite the opposite: The latest Kubuntu suffered a completely broken and unusable network manager."

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Ubuntu's logo is a very appropriate  ...   Article's criticism of Kubuntu is warranted.   
William Hood
May 4, 2009, 20:00:36
 
> Ubuntu's logo is a very appropriat ...   Re: Article's criticism of Kubuntu is warrante   
JFM
May 5, 2009, 18:36:13
 
As a long time user of Mandrake/Mandriva ...   Yes it is   
Lars
May 5, 2009, 20:40:52
 
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