Suse 10.1 RC 1 Report
The beta cycle is history! I'm still sweeping up confetti here. OpenSUSE announced the availability of 10.1 release candidate 1 early this morning. I've actually been downloading the deltas lately and even though they come in fairly slow, it is much nicer downloading 300 mbs rather than 3 gigs. I highly recommend that method. I am in the process of downloading the full x86_64 version as well. It's coming in at a snails pace too, but hopefully I will be able to report on it before rc2 comes out. But back to the topic at hand. How did the release candidate do? Will this phase go as planned or will final have to be delayed? Here is my report.
Release Candidate phase implies feature and usually version freezes. As you can see from the small chart below, most applications received a teny number version upgrade, indicating an in-house bug fix or such. Those numbers actually indicate the number of builds, usually. So, if only one number difference, then only one build since the last build. With only 300mb difference in the iso package, we didn't really expect too many big changes.
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