[ Thanks to darkduck for this link.
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“This time I almost broke my promise again. I will review… no,
not Mandriva. Today’s specie is Mageia. This is Mandriva’s fork
which was created after some changes in Mandriva’s management.
Mageia is very young as organisation, it was founded just few
months ago. But Mageia as Operating System inherits all the legacy
of Mandriva and evolves it to the next step of evolution. First
releast of Mageia (coincidentally called Mageia 1) was released on
the 1st of June 2011.”
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