Lizard lovers are in luck, as it is available openSUSE 12.2 Milestone 2 according news site of the green distro.
One of the novelties of this release is that it includes Grub2 y Plymouth so that flickers are no longer displayed on boot with the latter. Also included GCC 4.7, work is underway to improve support for ARM, and add RazorQT next to the usual applications.
Can download openSUSE 12.2 Milestone 2 from this link.
OpenSuse exits
It's funny, the distro that shot me to Arch was this; in the previous version
The other way around, I'm delighted with this distribution and I'm waiting for the new version to come out.
Not long ago I tried Debian (stable), Debian (testing); for a while I used Fedora (which lasted a long time) but it didn't quite convince me; In between Ubuntu was my refuge. And in the end I stayed in openSUSE, which gives me the feeling that it will last me a long time (if I endure the «dystronitis»)
openSUSE getting better 🙂
It has always seemed to me the most serious and the one that advances with the strongest step. But I don't know what it is…. but I don't quite like it ... Maybe it's the bad experiences of my beginnings with Linux. If it were rolling it would be perfect.
So long ago it's perfect:
http://es.opensuse.org/Portal:Tumbleweed
I was unaware of this variant: O
Now I want to try it 😀
I will wait for the final version to download it, I am not very fond of Betas 😉
In Tumbleweed you will not have the new version until its final version, this repo only includes software that is considered stable, with Tumbleweed you will have an opensuse 12.1 to say the least but updated -> kde, kernels ……
Well, as a good newbie who comes from «Güin2» I have downloaded several versions to test, the live ones did not convince me much and I decided to try each one by installing them in a partition and working them, this time I play it again with Suse KDE, I had already installed it 2 Sometimes but it seemed to me entangled by the beginner but already with the experience of the others under this milestone and I am going to stay with it for a while if I don't despair before and change to Kubuntu which I really like. The only question I have is whether when the final version of this Beta comes out, will it update itself or do you have to install zero?
Hello, every time a new milestone is released you run a zypper dup from the console and the version is updated.
Keep in mind that milestones are beta versions so their use is recommended for testing and reporting errors but not for common use. For that, it is better to install version 12.1 and then you will update when 12.2 comes out.
Greetings.
I am glad to know that this new version is now available, I have realized that the guys from Opensuse have not stopped doing a good job.
I also invite you to visit.
http://www.mylifeUnix.org