openSUSE 12.3 is not just a simple update to the previous 12.2 version, it is a whole new experience for openSUSE users, providing many new technologies, as well as new or updated applications. Being powered by the Linux 3.7 kernel, openSUSE 12.3 is now integrated with systemd and brings support for RAID 10, SMBv2, NFS 4.1, btrfs snapshot diffs, aggressive SATA device sleep for both HDD and SSD drives, performance profiling and higher TCP performance.
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