Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 6th Mar 2009 22:15 UTC
Following in the footsteps of distributions like Ubuntu and Fedora, the openSUSE project has announced it will move to a fixed release schedule. However, contrary to the two aforementioned distributions, openSUSE will have an eight month release schedule. The new schedule was announced in an email by release manager Stephan Kulow.
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2006-12-07
I don't use Debian personally, but I noticed that enterprise distributions from Red Hat and Novell are outdated, as well. Maybe, not as much as Debian.
Some things make no sense. For example, Debian insisted on PHP4 as default PHP for long time. Maybe still does, I don't know.