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openSUSE Releases MeeGo-based Smeegol Linux

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 4 comments
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The openSUSE Goblin Team, which was originally formed to bring the latest Moblin innovations into the openSUSE world and now are focusing upon pulling in MeeGo innovations after Moblin and Maemo merged, has a new announcement. This openSUSE team is now announcing the first public release of Smeegol, which combines MeeGo with openSUSE into one netbook-designed Linux distribution.

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Comments (4)

tuxchick ·
Since it is the Goblin team, I am guessing it is an intentional pun, even though Smeagol was a Hobbit.
jacog ·
Will try in on me Acer Aspire One and see how prrreeeeciousss it is.
tbuitenh ·
I like to hiss "MY PRECIOUSSSS" when someone is stroking their evilPhone instead of paying attention. Not quite as appropriate for a linux netbook.
gus3 ·
tbuit:

Is this a classroom environment? It would be entirely appropriate there.

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