Mageia 5 - So Much Better Than Last Time

The Mageia Control Centre is a good tool for managing your software installations, your hardware and internet connections.
There haven't been any crashes since I started using Mageia. The only real issue I had was the lack of sound whilst watching MP4 videos which I can't give an answer to because it suddenly started working again. (Cue the people saying "you had the volume turned down, didn't you?".
So with everything that has been written can I now recommend Mageia to the readers of this blog? Absolutely.
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