openSUSE 12.1 in SUSE Studio
openSUSE 12.1 is officially released today. This is a major milestone both for its users and developers, mainly because of new GNOME 3.2, systemd integration, and many other exciting features.
In what is becoming a tradition, we are supporting the new openSUSE release in Studio right from day one. We prepared the usual set of appliance templates — just click on the Create appliance link and select the one you like.
Limitations
If you explore the configuration options for openSUSE 12.1 in Studio, you may notice that the EC2 format and LVM configuration are not available yet. These will be enabled once we are confident that they work flawlessly with this new release.
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