#Freeplane user manual upgrade

Classical ISOs (DVD 32-bit, DVD 64-bit), which use the DrakX traditional installer.Mageia has three distinct installation media types: For example find here current lists of Mageia 8 x86_64 updates and backports packages. During a Mageia release lifetime we push thousands of updates and hundreds of backports packages. Note that versions listed in this page are for the release medias. It will be supported with security and bug fix updates for 18 months, up to August 2022, or three months after the release of Mageia 9, whichever is later. The latest stable release of the Mageia project, Mageia 8, previously spent more than a year in development. Mageia is developed by and for its community of users, and is suitable for all kinds of users, from first-time GNU/Linux users to advanced developers or system administrators. It is a community project supported by the non-profit Mageia.Org organization of elected contributors. Mageia is a Free Software operating system of the GNU/Linux family, which can be installed on computers either as the main operating system, or as an alternative system to one or several pre-installed systems ( dual boot). 6 Packages removed from the distribution.

#Freeplane user manual upgrade

4.3 Using the traditional Mageia 8 DVD to Upgrade.4.2.3 Upgrading online, using DNF (CLI).4.2.2 Upgrading online, using urpmi (CLI).4.2.1 Upgrading online, using mgaonline (GUI).3.3.2 DNF: the alternative package manager.

3.2 Localisation (l10n) / Internationalisation (i18n).