Mandriva lives to fight another fortnight

1 February 2012, 3:50 pm

The French GNU/Linux distribution Mandriva has been reprieved again - but only for two weeks, according to a post at the company's blog. Chief operating officer Jean-Manuel Croset said that an "external entity" that had expressed an interest in buying the company had not been able to do so because of objections by a minority shareholder. Mandriva announced last month that due to disagreement ...... Read More »

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