Nothing feels, OpenSUSE 11.2 will soon leave us and move towards OpenSUSE 11.3. According to predictions, the earliest Linux distributions (other than Red Hat) will use the Linux kernel 2.6.32 development version of GNOME 2.29.5.
Project, which also created the environment is KDE 4.4 Release Candidate will become the first debutant to the desktop.
Originally OpenSUSE will target a new desktop alternative, like LXDE (Lightweigt X11 Desktop Environment) specifically designed for low-grade hardware specifications, such as netbooks. Because LXDE uses the CPU and RAM are lower when compared with other environments.
Meanwhile, from the application, Open SUSE 11.3 also buried updates Firefox 3.6, Thunderbird 3.0.1, and OpenOffice 3.2 beta 4. Still curious about the update openSUSE? You can listen directly through the following link
Still confused with openSUSE? Here we provide the introduction. OpenSUSE is a community version of Linux distributions are supported and sponsored by Novell. Because it is an open source Linux distribution, the openSUSE distributed free of charge and became the basis for the development of commercial Linux distribution supplied by Novell, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) and SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED).
Of the many Linux distributions that exist, there must be a supporting factor that makes OpenSUSE is superior to any other. Completeness and abundance of software libraries into their own advantages for OpenSUSE.
Before the final version will be released in early July, will release two versions of openSUSE 11.3 Release Candidate advance a month earlier. We'll wait.
Project, which also created the environment is KDE 4.4 Release Candidate will become the first debutant to the desktop.
Originally OpenSUSE will target a new desktop alternative, like LXDE (Lightweigt X11 Desktop Environment) specifically designed for low-grade hardware specifications, such as netbooks. Because LXDE uses the CPU and RAM are lower when compared with other environments.
Meanwhile, from the application, Open SUSE 11.3 also buried updates Firefox 3.6, Thunderbird 3.0.1, and OpenOffice 3.2 beta 4. Still curious about the update openSUSE? You can listen directly through the following link
Still confused with openSUSE? Here we provide the introduction. OpenSUSE is a community version of Linux distributions are supported and sponsored by Novell. Because it is an open source Linux distribution, the openSUSE distributed free of charge and became the basis for the development of commercial Linux distribution supplied by Novell, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) and SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED).
Of the many Linux distributions that exist, there must be a supporting factor that makes OpenSUSE is superior to any other. Completeness and abundance of software libraries into their own advantages for OpenSUSE.
Before the final version will be released in early July, will release two versions of openSUSE 11.3 Release Candidate advance a month earlier. We'll wait.