OpenSUSE Leap
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OpenSUSE Leap fuses enterprise-grade stability with cutting-edge software
The OpenSUSE community just released OpenSUSE Leap 42.1, a big “leap” from the previous release, OpenSUSE 13.2. Over the last year, the OpenSUSE community transformed its development process and now promises us “the first hybrid Linux distribution.”
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OpenSUSE Leap Offers SUSE Fans a New Open Source OS
Fans of SUSE Linux Enterprise, the Linux-based open source operating system, have a new option for obtaining a community-supported derivative of the OS in the form of OpenSUSE Leap, which debuted this month.
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