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+ From <strong><a
+href="https://forums.mageia.org/en/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&amp;u=359">pmithrandir</a></strong> 
+ on the forum<br>
+ <br>
+ On my side, I think mageia should do a "mix" of others idea.<br>
+ <br>
+ I would say : <br>
+ - A release every year.<br>
+ - During this year, a way to update some popular stuff (firefox,
+ chrome, libreoffice...)<br>
+ - During this year also a way to add some new package if needed or
+ if there is some instant success for a new software.<br>
+ <br>
+ Every 3 years, the release is LTS and that mean it would be maintain
+ for 4 years.<br>
+ <br>
+ So at the same time, mageia would be in 3 mode : <br>
+ - The LTS<br>
+ - The common release<br>
+ - The cauldron.<br>
+ <br>
+ With that kind of stuff, you should have no more than one release
+ for public at a time, and just one LTS.<br>
+ If you update main software(we could define a list of no more than
+ 20 software) people who are crasy about new function, or developper
+ who need tham to develop new stuff would be happy.<br>
+ <br>
+ BTW : I think mailing list are totally outdated and that mageia
+ should have a special section in this forum for these discussion, or
+ maybe another forum.<br>
+ It's totally impossible for people who want to participate sometimes
+ to follow you emails everydays. It's much faster to read some topic
+ on a forum than dozens emails. And your final user should be able to
+ know what happen easily. It would be a big + in front of others
+ distributions.<br>
+ <br>
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