2011/2/8 Manu Gupta <[email protected]>:
> Hi all,
>
> What does openSUSE focus on
>
> 1. Do we focus on Desktop?
> 2. Do we focus on Servers?
> 3. We say we focus on balance,but what does that actually mean?
>
> I ask this because
>
> 1. We are not as polished as a Desktop
>
> 2. Our life cycle is not suited for Servers / Sysadmins.
>
> 3. Nor are we exactly rolling releases, might be tumbleweed but there
> are 100s of old packages too
>
> I think we should be able to change that with 11.4 release atleast that
> helps a lot. So if we do not decide it soon, we will certainly go under
> an already existing identity crisis which is not good for the community.
>
> We should regardless of anything, yes even the strategy (although more
> alligned with it is preferable)  must have a few plans to focus on for
> 11.4 release. Attracting a particular audience should change a lot of
> perspective outside the community.
>
> Regards
> Manu
>

Apart from what Bryen said about directed to the wrong list I think
that you are underestimating openSUSE. Today I traveled to Larisa(a
city about 150 klm away from my city)  in order to attend to a
presentation of KDE 4.6 that one member of the Greek openSUSE
community was one of the speakers. After the presentation we went to a
tavern along with people who use other distributions like Kubuntu and
Gentoo and some others, at some point we all agreed that openSUSE is a
polished desktop distribution(by polished I mean quality) also we all
agreed that now-days openSUSE has an identity as a distribution and as
a project. Now I only mention that because I was probably the only
person there who was not a developer to a project and that
strengthened my believe to the openSUSE Project even more. Of course I
believe I don't have to say that I am saying all that friendly, you
know that :-)

Stuart
For netbooks you should try the KDE Plasma netbook
(http://www.kde.org/workspaces/plasmanetbook/). I am using it for
almost a month and I am really satisfied and impressed about its
speed. Note that I used to have gnome and before that I had tested
Ubuntu netbook remix 9.10 some time ago.


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