OSNews was privileged to an early access to the final version of Mandrake Linux 9.1 Standard Edition and we were able to test it for almost a week now. Here is our review. Update: Added four screenshots. Update 2: Mandrake Linux 9.1 is out, read the PR, get it from mirrors, buy it or join the Club, from links found here.
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If you've been using it for a week, surely you can tell us a bit more ?
Is it worth switching from RedHat 8.0 ?
Should we wait for RedHat 9.0 ?
I moved over from Mandrake 9.0 to RedHat 8.0 and am extremely happy with the change, however, I want to know beforehand whether it's worth switching back to Mandrake before I download 3 700 meg ISO files.
Multimedia support - everything runs "out the box" ?
Configuring it on a windows network ?
From the review, it looks like the speed has improved over 9.0 (which imho was a step backwards), which can only be good - I was very dissapointed with 9.0
So, how does it run for everyday use ?
If you've been using it for a week, surely you can tell us a bit more ?
Is it worth switching from RedHat 8.0 ?
Should we wait for RedHat 9.0 ?
I moved over from Mandrake 9.0 to RedHat 8.0 and am extremely happy with the change, however, I want to know beforehand whether it's worth switching back to Mandrake before I download 3 700 meg ISO files.
Multimedia support - everything runs "out the box" ?
Configuring it on a windows network ?
From the review, it looks like the speed has improved over 9.0 (which imho was a step backwards), which can only be good - I was very dissapointed with 9.0