Maintainance Updates NetworkManager: Several bugs are fixed by this update mkinitrd: Collective update for mkinitrd usb_modeswitch: version upgrade to support more devices bind: Fixed a bug in named chrooting perl: This update fixes a crash caused by the use of constants.
We release it once we have several new key components in. Schedules for the next Week Thu, : openSUSE 11.4 Milestone 1 release * Milestone: snapshot release without agenda. So the Boosters picked up the task since we think this is a huge blocker to work together as a community effectivly." The biggest problem is still that the screening team members can not move features from state UNCONFIRMED to NEW which turned out to be crucial for a fluent process.
However, after the screening team was formed it turned out that some parts of the process are not yet working well. What’s the matter with openFATE? We did a good start with openFATE to involve everybody who is interested into product planning. Well, that’s only partly true, so it seems to be time to take a closer look and revitalize the project openFATE a bit. We will continue to support building existing appliances on older openSUSE versions, but new openSUSE based appliances will all be 11.3." Klaas Freitag: Status openFATE Milestone "Recently Henne Greenrock sent a status report about the Boosters Standup-Meeting here he said that nothing happened to the openFATE sprint. So you can take advantage of the latest and greatest features, which come with this release of openSUSE. They always follow their mantra: Grow community by enabling community" SUSE Studio: Build openSUSE 11.3 appliances now "It took us a bit longer than expected, but now we are happy to announce, that SUSE Studio now also supports building appliances based on openSUSE 11.3. The team picks milestones and works on them in a agile fashion. It consists of people with skills ranging from low level C hackery over Ruby on Rails mastering to graphical design or project management. We’re a happy family – The Boosters are hiring! "The openSUSE Boosters are a team of people helping developers of the openSUSE project to take off.
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