The devs in charge of the openSUSE project are making important progress with the latest 13.2 branch. The previous release was made available in September, but now they have a Release Candidate ready and it’s full of new packages and many fixes.
The devs in charge of the openSUSE project are making important progress with the latest 13.2 branch. The previous release was made available in September, but now they have a Release Candidate ready and it’s full of new packages and many fixes.
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