openSUSE 12.3 Miletsone 0 already out
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I've been running openSUSE 12.2 for a few weeks now and I must say the the distro in green got it right this time around. I've been pretty happy with this distro and have run into exactly zero significant problems with my hardware. It's rare that I get to say that :) Of course, I knew up front that they don't package Broadcom firmware so I was prepared for that.
I'm not saying to need to or should upgrade your 11.4 machine. I just wanted to say that if you choose to do it at some point the end result is pretty nice :)
I'm sort of downgrading my work desktop from openSUSE 12.2 to SLED 11 SP2. It's licensed and supported and that has to be better, right?
I'm not saying to need to or should upgrade your 11.4 machine. I just wanted to say that if you choose to do it at some point the end result is pretty nice :)
I'm sort of downgrading my work desktop from openSUSE 12.2 to SLED 11 SP2. It's licensed and supported and that has to be better, right?
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Support for openSUSE 11.4 ends in November as far as I recall, but Evergreen takes it up from there for at least another two years. Thank goodness. This constant move to "bigger, better, faster, greater......etc. etc." might be good for the developers, but by golly, it freaks out a happy user of an OS version that works well but is now considered obsolete.....just because it is getting a little old.....in the pure time sense. This constant turn over of new versions only forces me into the eternal upgrade and the stress of moving to a new version. Okay.....I'm a Luddite, but I am sick of having to throw away something that is working very, very well, just because everybody has to move to a new and really, really, really, really great version.....which often doesn't work as well as the one from which I have been forced to move.