OpenMandriva Goes Into Alpha Form, Russian-Based

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 19 June 2013 at 03:07 PM EDT. 8 Comments
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The first alpha release of OpenMandriva Linux is now available. This new OpenMandriva distribution is derived from the Russian-based ROSA Linux distribution, which in turn was forked from mainline Mandriva last year.

OpenMandriva Lx/2013.0 is the new version in development and this alpha release features the Linux 3.8 kernel, KDE SC 4.10, LibreOffice 4.0, Firefox 21, Clementine 1.1, and ROMP 1.6.

OpenMandriva hopes to be in beta by the end of July.

More details on the new Mandriva fork, which is developed by the OpenMandriva Association, can be found at OpenMandriva.org.
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