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Shiny New Mandriva Linux 2009 Walkthrough and First Impressions

Shiny New Mandriva Linux 2009 Walkthrough and First Impressions   more»»
Tech Source From Bohol: "Mandriva Linux 2009 is jam-packed with exciting new features and innovations that will try to cater everyone's desktop needs. I had fun with Mandriva 2008, so I was really looking forward to this latest release."
Tue Oct 14, 2008


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