I visited the www.elivecd.org, the page that houses Elive. This is one Linux distro that caught my eye in 2009 and that I have been following ever since.
The site is being redecorated and renovated, which is a great change to reflect the polished nature of the distro that Thanatermesis (Samuel Flores Baggen) crafts there.
And it is no hyperbole. Thanatermesis takes the polishing of Elive to a level of artistic detail. Never in my live have I seen a Linux distro more elegant and resource-efficient than Elive. No wonder release 2.0 was called Topaz.
But version 3.0 is definitely going to be better in all senses. I know because I am presently running a beta and it feels so much like a final release that I have no idea what the real Elive 3.0 will improve. My beta is 2.9.26... Not even 2.9.99, which is the last beta available.
Will Elive 3.0 become my birthday gift? I hope so. I am taking the revamping of the site as a signal.
A blog to compile what I have learned (and what I am learning) about Mandriva (and GNU/Linux in general) since 2009, when I migrated. Current distros I'm using: OpenMandriva Lx 4.2, Mageia 7, PCLinuxOS, MX 19, and Elive 3.
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