An Exciting (open)SUSE Week
This week was so filled with events and news that it easily qualifies for the most exciting openSUSE week yet:
- On Monday the rush until feature and version freeze of openSUSE 10.3 started in the evening.
- The Final Draft of the openSUSE Guiding Principles was posted.
- At the same day the LinuxWorldExpo San Francisco started with not only openSUSE being present but also the announcements that both Lenovo and Dell will start to pre-load SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop and offer support.
- Finally was announced that AMD has become a sponsor of the openSUSE project by providing hardware for the openSUSE Build Service.
- The Build Service itself got a new distro download and package search front-end with 1-Click Installation.
- On Thursday the openSUSE project turned two. The birthday wishes keep arriving and show that openSUSE News gets more known quickly.
- To celebrate we had also the Release of openSUSE 10.3 Beta 1 which among other stuff has a new greeter (web mockup) to explain and link to the project better.
- The 'People of openSUSE' series started, with already three interviews being published.
- The news that SCO got a big kick after all the years also made people happy.
- And still running the whole week-end, the first openSUSE Bug Slashing.
Dunno how we can top this week. Maybe with a great openSUSE 10.3 release which allows us to push PCLinuxOS from rank #1 of the DistroWatch charts. :-)