* since Technology preview (including it), we did 9 releases (TP, alpha1, alpha2, beta1/2/3, RC1/2, release);
* people, who were involved in Mandriva Desktop 2011 preparation live in (as minimum, quite possible I do not know all of them) in:
- 28 towns: Moscow, Saratov, Saint-Petersburg, Vladivostok, Cheboksari, Novosibirsk, Ufa, Penza, Glazov, Ivanovo, Odessa, Kiev, Belgrad, Jokkmokk, Curitiba, Joinville, Sao Carlos, Pomerode, Toulouse, Metz, Paris, Rennes, Nantes,Tours, Aubagne, Fraiburg, Chapel-Hill, Oslo);
- 10 countries (Russia, Ukraine, France, Sweden, Serbia, USA, Brazil, Germany, Italy, Norway);
- and on 3 continents (Europe, South America, North America).
* more than 200 testers;
* solved more than 2000 issues (qa.mandriva.com, support.rosalab.ru);
* our testers downloaded more than 10 TB of data while tested new images;
* first user started downloading the final iso image while we have been uploading it to the main mirror;
* more than 1500 iso-images for testing have been builded (not all of them were in public access);
* more than 5500 messages have been sent by developers in different mailing lists;
* our developers wrote more than 33 000 lines of new code (not including many patches!);
* more than 35 000 cups of tea and coffee have been drunk by our workers while we prepared our new distros;
* more than 50 active maintainers;
* more than 22600 packages in repositories;
* more than 10 unique utilities/applications/big changes in the new release (some of them in beta versions).
* 3/4 people in our commands (Mandriva, ROSA, Conectiva) are new workers.
Well, what I can say? Long live the Mandriva! :)
