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ExtremeTech: Missing in Action at LinuxWorld
Feb 1, 2003, 05 :30 UTC (6 Talkback[s]) (9755 reads)

(Other stories by Jim Lynch)

"Let's start with Mandrake. As we all know Mandrake has fallen on some difficult times financially and is in the process of restructuring. Mandrake is one of the best distros for Linux newbies and it would be a crying shame if it went out of business. So we hope that the restructuring succeeds and that the company recovers.

"Based on what we heard from Mandrake, we're optimistic about the company's chances. Kadjo N'Doua of Mandrake told us that 'For this year, we've chosen to focus on the Paris show. We intend to participate in the next US LinuxWorld shows.' N'Doua went on to say that Mandrake had just released the '...second beta of Mandrake Linux 9.1' and that the company's 'focus now is to provide users with the best Mandrake ever...'"

So keep your fingers crossed, Mandrake users! Let's all hope that things turn out well for this prominent distro. The Linux community needs Mandrake to succeed over the long haul.

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Mandrake's management is showing goo ...   Good judgement   
Tony OBryan
Feb 1, 2003, 16:00:48
 
I'd give them more credibility if th ...   ExtremeTech Runs a Fat, Slow, and Dumpy Web Server   
Tom
Feb 1, 2003, 22:52:13
 
> Now if only Mandrake's packagers w ...   Re: Good judgement   
Rufus Polson
Feb 2, 2003, 06:51:29
 
Well duh.  IIRC, ExtremeTech is owned by ...   Re: ExtremeTech Runs a Fat, Slow, and Dumpy Web Se   
Karl
Feb 2, 2003, 06:56:23
 
 Is this why they try to remove any vest ...   Re: Re: ExtremeTech Runs a Fat, Slow, and Dumpy We   
Tom
Feb 3, 2003, 05:07:58
 
My impression was that the author of thi ...   Re: Good judgement   
C. Whitman
Feb 3, 2003, 22:02:34
 
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