Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 1st Mar 2006 11:53 UTC, submitted by anonymous
Mandriva subsidiary Edge-IT has been selected to participate in an EU-backed project that aims to create a next-generation computing approach known as the 'Social Semantic Desktop'. The goal is to transform the PC into a collaborative environment that supports both personal computing and information sharing via social and organizational channels.
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Madriva was chosen solely because it is the prominent European Linux Company. Why else would they chose a company that just came out of bankruptcy and is still trying to get it together especially when there are Linux companies much better equipped to develop this type of solution most notably RedHat and Suse. Nothing wrong with keeping business local but don’t try and tell me that Mandriva was the best choice because its somehow different then other major Linux companies.
Your a kid who's ashame of is ancestry , of is parents , of who he is and of is real name , look yourself in the mirror , kiddo.
Grown up use there real name and aint afriad of what they say will be put back on there shoulders.
Was that an insult? or attempt at one? I can't tell I don’t speak retard.