I'm a subscriber as well. I really feel another libc5 release is gratuitous. But SuSE has to turn a profit or we're all stuck using some other dist. I don't like having to buy another libc5 dist, but what's $35 in the big picture? I would much rather beta test 6.0, but I don't know if it's going to be an open or closed beta. I am beginning to run into source code that is a bitch to compile, because it was meant for boxes running glibc. But I ran a glibc dist that wasn't ready, and I'm not putting up with that tragicomedy ever again. So I'm sure SuSE will release 6.0 "when it's done". Steven Udell wrote:
Why SuSE 5.3?
I can't imagine what the differences that SuSE 5.3 will have over 5.2 SuSE.
Only reason I see that SuSE 5.3 will be released is their dedication to release a new SuSE every 4 months or so. Which by it-self has me wondering, do I really need 5.3? (yes I am on the subscribe to SuSE updates).
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