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openSUSE 11.4 rocks despite missing GNOME

By Scott Gilbertson

“Review openSUSE 11.4 brings a host of KDE and GNOME updates,
the first release of OpenOffice fork LibreOffice, and numerous
speed improvements.

“Perhaps the biggest news, though, is what’s not included. That
would be GNOME 3.0.

“Unfortunately for openSUSE fans, the distro’s release schedule
just didn’t quite mesh with GNOME’s, so GNOME 3.0 will have to wait
for openSUSE 11.5, due at the end of the year.”


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