I have question or maybe is a suggestion.
Why Mageia is not a rolling distro?
I have mixed success with updates from one version to the next.
Mageia Releases
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Re: Mageia Releases
by doktor5000 » Apr 19th, '14, 19:30
Simple answer: Because it isn't.
Has already been discussed before, check viewtopic.php?f=4&t=23
If you want a rolling release, you could use Cauldron.
Has already been discussed before, check viewtopic.php?f=4&t=23
If you want a rolling release, you could use Cauldron.
Cauldron is not for the faint of heart!
Caution: Hot, bubbling magic inside. May explode or cook your kittens!
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Caution: Hot, bubbling magic inside. May explode or cook your kittens!
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Disclaimer: Beware of allergic reactions in answer to unconstructive complaint-type posts
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Re: Mageia Releases
by VoodooDali » May 9th, '14, 18:47
Agreed. There's always a trade-off between stability and having the latest, hottest stuff.
Mageia tends to favor stability, which I like. Mageia's the first-ever Linux distro that I've been able to use for over a year, that uses my hardware to its full potential without burning out the processors.
Mageia tends to favor stability, which I like. Mageia's the first-ever Linux distro that I've been able to use for over a year, that uses my hardware to its full potential without burning out the processors.
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