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Mandriva outlines new products

By Derek Sooman

On March 21, 2006, 10:07 AM

Paris, France-based Mandriva has detailed its plans for its Mandriva One live and install CD package and Mandriva Kiosk one-click installation service.

Mandriva One is a new version of the company's Mandriva Linux 2006 distribution that combines the elements of a live CD distribution and an installation package. While Mandriva One will be available completely free of charge, the company is also releasing Kiosk as a paid-for service. Kiosk will include a library of product bundles to make it easier for non-technical users to install Linux packages.
Interestingly, the distribution's creator, Gael Duval, plans to sue Mandriva for "abusive lay-off" since he believed the reasons for his redundancy were economic, rather than performance related.

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