The openSUSE Project has announced the latest release of Linux operating system ‘openSUSE 12.3’ which improves search, file system performance and networking, as well as makes great strides forward in ARM and cloud support. openSUSE 12.3 is the latest Linux distribution from the openSUSE Project, allowing users and developers to benefit from free and open source software in physical, virtual and cloud environments.
Michael Miller, SUSE said, “Six months of open collaboration by our international Free Software community has once again resulted in a great product. We are completely committed to the continued growth of the openSUSE Project and are just as passionate about its success as the many people who personally use and contribute to it. As an independent community, openSUSE contributors innovate and build what they’re passionate about and enjoy doing it. This innovation isn’t directed or controlled by SUSE; it’s a free and open project. In fact, that’s exactly why the relationship between openSUSE and SUSE works so well and partly why openSUSE is such a great project for contributors to join.”
openSUSE 12.3 introduces search features both on-line and locally. For servers, openSUSE 12.3 has replaced MySQL Database. In the area of cloud computing, openSUSE 12.3 debuts full packages for setting up OpenStack Folsom.
The Linux 3.7 kernel within openSUSE 12.3 boosts connectivity, performance and networking. It features improved network layer that supports the TCP Fast Open protocol for faster browsing and several new features to decrease bufferbloat.
