Mageia 6: is it the rise of Phoenix?
A few years back, I was very happy running Mageia. I interviewed Mageia team members. I was a pro-Mageia person.
Unfortunately, the lack of updates from the Mageia team made me leave this very nice and promising operating system. I am sure I am not the only person with the same sad feelings.
Will Mageia gain its momentum again now? I hope so. It felt very fast, responsive and reliable during my Live run of Mageia 6 KDE. I faced no single issue, apart from the one with tiny buttons in the notification area. But this issue is too tiny (literally).
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