Displaying items by tag: Mandriva

After many years of struggling to stay afloat, the French GNU/Linux company Mandriva has gone into liquidation.

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 distribution Mandriva has been reprieved again - but only for two weeks, according to a post at the company's blog.

The French GNU/Linux company Mandriva has earned a stay of execution with an "external entity" expressing an interest in acquiring the company, according to the company blog

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.

Brazil's Ministry of Education plans to deploy Mandriva GNU/Linux for educational use nationwide, according to information at the official Mandriva blog.

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.

The French company Mandriva, which creates and sells the Mandriva GNU/Linux distribution, has received investments from a number of unnamed investors, allowing the company to take itself off the market.

The French company Mandriva, which creates and sells the Mandriva Linux distribution, appears to be up for sale, according to information at a website dedicated to news about the distribution.

Jonathan Oxer, the president of Linux Australia, is a brave man. Few people other than him would have even tried to bring together those who pledge allegiance to different Linux distributions – and within the framework of a conference at that.