OpenSUSE Linux Delays 12.2 Release in an Effort to Make the Distro Better

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SMK
Sean Michael Kerner
Jun 15, 2012

OpenSUSE is a Linux distribution in a period of transition. On Thursday morning the project announced a delay in the latest milestone build of OpenSUSE 12.2 and issued a call for a new development model.

This got me thinking, what’s wrong with OpenSUSE’s current model? On the surface it looks fine to me with regular milestones releases that seem to be coming with the regularity I’d expect. So I asked Jos Poortvliet, openSUSE community manager what was going on and he provided some very illuminating answers.

SMK

Sean Michael Kerner

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