Showing posts with label mageia 9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mageia 9. Show all posts
Ade Malsasa Akbar Wednesday, November 22, 2023 at 00:11

What To Do After Installing Mageia 9 GNU/Linux

What to do after installing Mageia 9 to your computer or laptop? In case you need some advises, we have here a compilation of easy to practice tips and tricks for new Mageia users. We also linked them with some compilation of tutorials so you can be productive with LibreOffice for school and work. Congratulations for using Mageia GNU/Linux in your computing and please continue reading!


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Ade Malsasa Akbar Saturday, October 28, 2023 at 16:47

How To Install Mageia 9 GNU/Linux with Dualboot, UEFI and External Drive Methods

This tutorial will help you setup Mageia 9 GNU/Linux (released 2023) on your computer or laptop with method choices including dualboot, UEFI with Windows or macOS and external disk drive. We will begin with requirements first and finish in eigth steps in under one hour. We wish you good luck. Now let's start it!

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Ade Malsasa Akbar Thursday, September 28, 2023 at 21:53

Download Mageia 9 GNU/Linux Full Editions (Mirrors, Torrents, and Checksums)

Congratulations to Mageia 9 release in August 2023! Mageia is a GNU/Linux operating system and Free Software distribution successor to the late Mandriva (had been known as the first user-friendly desktop distro before Ubuntu). It comes in complete choices as Installers, Live Editions, as well as Netinstalls in both 64-bit and 32-bit PC architectures to run on your desktop, laptop and server computers. Mageia is a very good alternative to your Microsoft Windows or Apple MacOS. Here's compilation of full download links of the latest Mageia 9 accompanied with mirrors and torrents. 


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Ade Malsasa Akbar Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at 00:17

Seven Big GNU/Linux Distro Releases You Can Expect 2023

This collection article highlights upcoming release schedules of Big Five GNU/Linux distributions can be expected in 2023 from February. This includes Debian, Deepin, Fedora, Mageia, openSUSE, Trisquel and Ubuntu. We want to spread the information and news to all readers so, for the users, they can wait for distro they love coming this year and for contributors, they can join and help with the development. All in all, along with this, to each GNU/Linux Project mentioned you can subscribe to the news, read the announcement and sources, as well as further you can download, test the alpha or beta ISO images available and help report bugs. Happy reading! 

 (Ubuntu Wallpaper Competition for Lunar Lobster is an icon of how great 2023 could be to the whole Free Libre Open Source Software (FOSS) community around the world!)


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Debian 12 "Bookworm"

According to their published development plan, Debian 12 "Bookworm" seems might be released in 2023. They reached "soft freeze" stage in February, will reach "hard freeze" stage in March, and to be arrived date for the final stage. Visit Debian www.debian.org.

 

Deepin 23

According to their Development Planning, Deepin V23 will be released 2023 and they did release the Beta already earlier this February. They promised it will come with a large changes with a new package manager called Linglong.

 

Fedora 38

According to Fedora Development Schedule, Fedora 38 will be released in April 2023. It will succeed the previous version F37 which had been released November 2022. We can expect so since this February the F38 has been branched out from Fedora Rawhide and entered Beta Freeze. Visit Fedora www.getfedora.org.

 

Mageia 9

According to Mageia's Development Schedule and Blog Announcement, Mageia 9 Alpha has been out since November 2022. Mageia 9 will succeed Mageia 8 which had been released two years ago in February 2021.  It actually planned to be released that year. However, it didn't and becauseit has same principle with Debian's saying that they release when they are ready, we could expect positively they will this year. Visit Mageia www.mageia.org.


openSUSE Leap 15.5

According to their news accounement, Leap recently published Beta version and the Roadmap clearly stated it is planned to be released June 2023. We really can expect Leap to be released this year.

 

Ubuntu 23.04 "Lunar Lobster"

Ubuntu releases twice a year on April and October and in 2023 it will be 23.04 "Lunar Lobster". They are very clear and predictable about the Release Schedule as they published in both development forum and wiki. To follow Ubuntu releases, we wholeheartedly recommend dear readers to subscribe to 'ubuntu-announce' mailing list below.

 

Trisquel 11

Considering their latest release of stable version 10 last year and the availability of version 11 Beta Five earlier in 2023, we can also expect Trisquel 11 codenamed "Aramo" to be released this year (although no strict schedule published). The developer stated that T11 will be based upon Ubuntu 22.04 LTS "Jammy Jellyfish". We also recommend all readers to subscribe to 'trisquel-announce' mailing list to follow the news.

 
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References

Distrowatch Upcoming Distro Releases 2023


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