The French Mandriva GNU/Linux company has been given another lease of life it would appear from the company's blog.
What exactly is happening at Mandriva, the French company that markets a well-known GNU/Linux distribution but seems unable to communicate its position to its users and the public at large?
The French GNU/Linux company, Mandriva, may be forced to shut its doors as soon as January 16, following the refusal of one of its main shareholders to accept a recapitalisation scheme.
Developers from five GNU/Linux distributions have agreed to work on a common method for installing applications and hope to have a working implementation for users to test out by November.
A number of former employees of, and contributors to, the Mandriva GNU/Linux distribution have decided to go it on their own and fork the project.
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