Hello all,
Who tested openSUSE 12.2 RC2 and can tell one sentence why you are so
happy about openSUSE 12.2?
openSUSE 12.2 will be released in 8 days and we would like to know
your good thoughts.
Thanks in advance,
Izabel Valverde
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On Mon, 2012-08-27 at 10:39 -0300, Izabel Valverde wrote:
> Who tested openSUSE 12.2 RC2 and can tell one sentence why you are so
> happy about openSUSE 12.2?
Well, I'm not happy yet. Of the machines available to me ( Dell, HP
Workstations; Dell, HP, and Lenovo business laptops, and a home-build
AMD Fusion-based HTPC) only the Lenovo T60p (which is ancient) booted
properly on RC2. Amazingly enough, it boots to a desktop via a live USB
stick in <12 seconds.
I spent 4 hours monkeying with compiling proprietary drivers and
tweaking grub options to get a graphical boot (the open-source driver
apparently doesn't support Fusion APUs, or didn't in RC2).
So, everywhere else, I'll still running Tumbleweed, and honestly I'm a
bit afraid for Sept. 5.
... but to your point ...
GNOME 3.4 offers *huge* improvements in usability and customization, and
I'm looking forward to using it everywhere.
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Hi colleagues!
I'm from Moscow Russia and it seams that right now there's no one in
Ambassadors team yet. My Novell account is Tux-Tux. My name is Sergey
Tumanov.
Could you please include me in this list. Hope I'll do my best to
support openSUSE promotion in Moscow. I also have a question concerning
12.2 release party. Unfortunately there was no such party last year when
12.1 came, but in many cities of the world such events were held. As I
know in Moscow there was no party. But I think it could be a good
tradition to start with. I expect there's not enough time for a newer
release, but for the next year it could be a good idea. Do you have any
typical programs for such event? Probably someone can share this
experience. Thank you in advance. Please confirm the receiving of my
e-mail.
Kind regards, Sergey
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2012/8/7 James Mason <jmason(a)suse.com>:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know Johan Cabrera
> ( http://en.opensuse.org/User:Johan_cabrera ) ?
>
> He's listed as an Ambassador for Florida, USA; I tried to email him to
> get some insight into the local users who may be at Summit, but the
> email bounced.
Not the first time this happened. I guess you should CC this mail to
the ambassador team or send it firstly there (anyway I am doing in now
:D)
This is only one of the reasons why we are reforming the ambassador
program nowdays. Let's hope that shortly after 'Ambassadors 2.0' (that
is only how I call it) will be releashed we will have not any more
unpleasant situations like that.
Kostas
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