The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
A press release from Mandriva:
On the occasion of aKademy 2007, the annual conference of KDE developers and users, Mandriva is proud to announce together with the NEPOMUK partners and the KDE community that the NEPOMUK-KDE project it leads is poised to deliver a sea change in the Linux desktop experience. NEPOMUK-KDE introduces semantic capabilities to the upcoming release of the K Desktop Environment (KDE 4), providing an interoperable framework that can be harnessed by all KDE applications to allow annotating and interlinking any and all desktop objects.
62 years ago, in the famous article "As we may think", Vannevar Bush aired the dream of a "Memex", a system that would let the user create associative trails of data, hence becoming an "enlarged intimate supplement to his memory". In the mean time, the advent of semantic Web technologies combined with the tremendous progress of database systems, the exponential growth of digital information stored on personal computers, the power of graphical toolkits and the inventiveness of open source communities have produced huge momentum for a new generation of personal knowledge systems. In 2007, the time of desktops acting as intelligent assistants has come.
Building upon existing standards and open source technologies, the NEPOMUK-KDE framework is the first desktop-wide semantic system to become a reality. The framework provides rich application programming interfaces allowing for content annotation using well defined relationships between the information elements and for advanced content search from any KDE application. KDE Dolphin - the new KDE file manager - and KDE PIM - an application suite for managing personal information - count among the early adopters of the innovative NEPOMUK libraries.
On the occasion of aKademy 2007, the annual conference of KDE developers and users, Mandriva is proud to announce together with the NEPOMUK partners and the KDE community that the NEPOMUK-KDE project it leads is poised to deliver a sea change in the Linux desktop experience. NEPOMUK-KDE introduces semantic capabilities to the upcoming release of the K Desktop Environment (KDE 4), providing an interoperable framework that can be harnessed by all KDE applications to allow annotating and interlinking any and all desktop objects.
62 years ago, in the famous article "As we may think", Vannevar Bush aired the dream of a "Memex", a system that would let the user create associative trails of data, hence becoming an "enlarged intimate supplement to his memory". In the mean time, the advent of semantic Web technologies combined with the tremendous progress of database systems, the exponential growth of digital information stored on personal computers, the power of graphical toolkits and the inventiveness of open source communities have produced huge momentum for a new generation of personal knowledge systems. In 2007, the time of desktops acting as intelligent assistants has come.
Building upon existing standards and open source technologies, the NEPOMUK-KDE framework is the first desktop-wide semantic system to become a reality. The framework provides rich application programming interfaces allowing for content annotation using well defined relationships between the information elements and for advanced content search from any KDE application. KDE Dolphin - the new KDE file manager - and KDE PIM - an application suite for managing personal information - count among the early adopters of the innovative NEPOMUK libraries.
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
A press release from Mandriva:
The French Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries chooses Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0 for its servers.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries chose to migrate its local servers (about 400 machines) from Windows NT Server to Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0, within two years.
This migration comes with a complete range of personalized services (training and support). Mandriva was chosen to provide these services which will continue over a period of 18 months and will potentially involve more than 200 people in the ministry.
The French Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries chooses Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0 for its servers.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries chose to migrate its local servers (about 400 machines) from Windows NT Server to Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0, within two years.
This migration comes with a complete range of personalized services (training and support). Mandriva was chosen to provide these services which will continue over a period of 18 months and will potentially involve more than 200 people in the ministry.
A press release from Mandriva:
Mandriva UK Limited (United Kingdom) was launched on May 23rd 2007 as the sole UK partner for Mandriva S.A, offering Mandriva Linux operating systems. Our target areas are corporate applications and solutions to individuals, educational institutions, public and private organizations, ISVs and OEMs all over the United Kingdom.
Mandriva UK Limited (United Kingdom) was launched on May 23rd 2007 as the sole UK partner for Mandriva S.A, offering Mandriva Linux operating systems. Our target areas are corporate applications and solutions to individuals, educational institutions, public and private organizations, ISVs and OEMs all over the United Kingdom.
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
A press release from Mandriva:
Mandriva is proud to announce the release of Corporate Desktop 4.0, the brand new version of its enterprise-dedicated work station.
Ergonomically designed, secure, comprehensive, easy to use and to administer: by consulting its corporate clients and building on its own expertise in the desktop area, Mandriva developed Corporate Desktop 4.0, a distribution that can be installed in less than 15 minutes and extensively customized thanks to a new post-installation tool.
Mandriva is proud to announce the release of Corporate Desktop 4.0, the brand new version of its enterprise-dedicated work station.
Ergonomically designed, secure, comprehensive, easy to use and to administer: by consulting its corporate clients and building on its own expertise in the desktop area, Mandriva developed Corporate Desktop 4.0, a distribution that can be installed in less than 15 minutes and extensively customized thanks to a new post-installation tool.
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
A press release from Mandriva:
Mandriva gives its support to AFUL's action against sales of bundled software.
Nowadays, when you buy a new computer, several pieces of software are already pre-installed, be it the operating system, antivirus software or burning software. It is almost impossible for consumers to know the selling price, contracts and conditions of use of these applications and, if they wish to, to refuse to purchase them.
On average, the price of this software constitutes between 10% and 25% of the purchase price of the computer - that is to say from 100 to 300 Euro. Although the French Consumer Code forbids tied sale of goods (the computer hardware) and services (software licenses), the situation continues and deprives consumers of real freedom of choice. It artificially prevents the spread of free software to the general public.
The AFUL working group against tied sales launched the petition "Non aux racketiciels" (No to "racketware") [1] in order to challenge the French authorities on this intolerable practice. Since 1999, this working group has accompanied and advised people who wish to claim refunds for the software licenses that they were forced to buy against their will with the computer (racketware). Launched in April 2006, the petition has more than 21,000 signatories and requests only the application of the law: everyone in France should have the choice not to buy what he or she does not want to use.
Mandriva gives its support to AFUL's action against sales of bundled software.
Nowadays, when you buy a new computer, several pieces of software are already pre-installed, be it the operating system, antivirus software or burning software. It is almost impossible for consumers to know the selling price, contracts and conditions of use of these applications and, if they wish to, to refuse to purchase them.
On average, the price of this software constitutes between 10% and 25% of the purchase price of the computer - that is to say from 100 to 300 Euro. Although the French Consumer Code forbids tied sale of goods (the computer hardware) and services (software licenses), the situation continues and deprives consumers of real freedom of choice. It artificially prevents the spread of free software to the general public.
The AFUL working group against tied sales launched the petition "Non aux racketiciels" (No to "racketware") [1] in order to challenge the French authorities on this intolerable practice. Since 1999, this working group has accompanied and advised people who wish to claim refunds for the software licenses that they were forced to buy against their will with the computer (racketware). Launched in April 2006, the petition has more than 21,000 signatories and requests only the application of the law: everyone in France should have the choice not to buy what he or she does not want to use.
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
Howtoforge published a howto about setting up Mandriva 2007 Spring Free as Linux server
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
The Mandriva Security Team published a new security update for Mandriva Linux. Here the announcement:
