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Françoise (aka Morgane Marquis) and myself (tigerfoot) organize 3 new parties on SecondLife [4] to welcome and fest our next release openSUSE 12.1, coming around the 11.11.11. From January to march 2011, we did rent a land, which cost much less than in real life, but had a cost. Yes it’s money and time to organize party, to find good DJ, invite people and for the main point : to get people come to your place. So after 10 great evenings with around 30-40 people, we decided to slow down. In April, we discovered the linux tribe sim . The place has been created to promote opensource, and even started recently a learning place (blender, gimp …).
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Dépôts de paquets supplémentaires - openSUSE
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Download using a BitTorrent Client. There is only 1 mirror so far, listed below. If you wish to host my CD Addons, Contact Me with your Mirror Info and I will add it here. This release has been in development off and on for the last 3+ months or so. I mainly focused on ensuring all the multimedia libraries work together and ensured that all the most popular applications were available. Quite a few applications were added and only a couple were removed.
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openSUSE 12.1: All Green! It is November 16, 2011 and our mirrors have synced. Time to present to you: openSUSE 12.1 ! This release represents more than eight months of work by our international community and brings you the best Free Software has to offer. Awesome improvements include the latest GNOME 3.2 desktop as well as the newest from KDE, XFCE and LXDE; your ownCloud made easy with mirall; Snapper-shots of your file system; and much, much more. ( continue reading ). Keep informed about openSUSE following our new Google+ pageEverywhere? Yes, everywhere. In the cloud, on a server, on a live CD. With SUSE Studio you can build it from your browser in just a few clicks.
