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Conectiva Linux 9 – The Latin American Distribution You Should Know

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OSnews; By Jason Prince
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Conectiva Linux, developed by Brazilian vendor Conectiva S.A., is the most popular distribution in South America, so it’s quite surprising that there aren’t more reviews of their products online. This is really quite surprising – while you may not have heard much about Conectiva Linux itself, you almost certainly know quite a lot about three of their most important contributions to the open source community – the Conectiva Crystal icon set, apt-rpm, and Synaptic.

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Comments (4)

hi... i want to learn more about conectiva linux its brief history, how to setup, what is its advantages and disadvantages of this linux version.

hope I receive a broad explanation of this topic.

thanks.....
Take a look here: http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=conectiva

Note that conectiva has merged with Mandriva and is no longer produced as a separate Distro.
This is an ancient thread. You should go to the Linux forum (click forums on the top navigation bar of LXer.com) and start a thread there.

Also, do a search on this site for Mandriva.
Not to perpetuate an old thread, I actually have a copy of the conectiva 10.0 and find it to be a great live cd. It has a beautiful interface and is nvidia ready out of the box. Makes me wonder why Mandriva did not go more in this direction with the merger.

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