On the occasion of #ourfirst25, we finally managed to find and scan some documents from history, which we are now bringing to you exclusively.<\/p>\n
When you give a company name it is always some combination of something unique and something that you like (like the owner\u2019s initials haha) and behind which stands some story. It was also the case with Manjgura, although, in the beginning, the name of the company was not supposed to be that.<\/p>\n
Somehow you are always attached to those beautiful times of primary and high school, so we also remember those carefree times until 1988, when we published, among other things, various school magazines. They were handmade and photocopied depending on who had a better sponsor, copier, and also a computer. Back then, the highlight of school magazine preparation was printing text on an Apple IIc, if you remember it at all. But to cut a long story short, the most beautiful class in the field of culture, exclusively manjguras – girls<\/a>, made their own magazine and of course called it Manjgura, to which we, computer scientists from the second shift, responded and made two issues of Manjak – boy. Who are the \u201cmanjguras\u201d behind Manjgura, check for yourself (there are very interesting faces there), and I will tell you who were \u201cmanjci\u201d in this story.<\/p>\n