> I'm afraid you're right on that, but I hope that they at least > appreciate the feedback they got from us. It could sometimes be more > worth than an advice of a Goldman Sachs investment banker... ;)
Good point. Finnally you could ask yourself how long there will be a community version of suse at all. Whether they don't listen to their users demands or there won't be users because they went away to another distro. I ask again: If I'm forced to replace opensuse on some projects to a distribution with a longer life cycle why should I keep opensuse on my desktop? I'm on the move, probably. I'll see what will happen in april 2008... Johannes -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
