Leftovers: Reviews/Screenshots
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Live Voyager X2 - Screencast and Screenshots
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Apricity OS 09.2015 Beta Screenshot Tour
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Exploring the magic of Mageia 5
Mageia, a community distribution forked from the now-discontinued Mandriva project, released Mageia 5 a few weeks ago. The new version of Mageia ships with updated software packages and UEFI support. (Secure Boot is not supported at this time.) The development team provided a good deal of documentation with the new version, supplying release notes, a summarizing release announcement and errata to guide us through potential problems. The Mageia distribution is available in many different builds and editions. There are plain installation discs, live discs (offered in GNOME and KDE editions) and discs for network installations. Each of the download options is available in 32-bit and 64-bit x86 builds.
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A review of the Mageia 5 Linux distro
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Ubuntu MATE 15.10 Beta 2 Screenshot Tour - A Modern OS for Conservative Users
The stable version of Ubuntu MATE Wily Werewolf (15.10) is almost here and we just received the final Beta. We now take a closer look at this Ubuntu flavor and see what's been happening in the past few months.
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