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Changes at openSUSE

Changes at openSUSE

[Distributions] Posted Jan 31, 2014 15:46 UTC (Fri) by corbet

After some confusing communications (example) the folks at SUSE have come clean on a change for the openSUSE distribution: paid SUSE staff will no longer work on creating openSUSE releases. It is claimed that the amount of work going into openSUSE is not decreasing, it is just being put into other areas. Meanwhile, the community is trying to figure out how to "release without full time paid worker bees". The current plan seems to be to put out 13.2 in November, with SUSE still providing security support thereafter.

Update: see also this note from Greg Freemyer. "The openSUSE team @ suse therefore has decided to take a 8-month period to push away from day-to-day issues and instead focus on the improvements needed in [the Open Build Service] and openQA to handle the requirements caused by the success of OBS."

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