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“In the end, what we have is a community-driven and
community-sponsored distribution in contrast to its parent
distribution, which is controlled by a commercial entity. This
article is a review of this new distribution and also marks its
listing in the Desktop/Server Category on this website.“Installer and Installation Process: You can obtain installation
images of Mageia as CD, DVD, and network-install ISO images. The CD
ISO images are Live CDs, which makes it possible to test the
distribution on your hardware before attempting to install it. Most
of the screenshots used in this review were obtained from several
test installations using the DVD and network-install images in
virtual environments and real hardware.”
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