SUSE: Change of Plans and Disclosure
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SUSE Dropping Mainline Work On Their In-Kernel Bootsplash System
For those that were excited over the months of ongoing work by SUSE to bring up an in-kernel boot splash system that could be better than Plymouth for at least some use-cases and was interesting many readers, unfortunately it's not panning out for mainline.
Max Staudt who has been leading this project has sent out his latest version of the patches today, but he's decided to drop pursuing it for mainline. The German Linux developer commented, "found that it doesn't currently make sense to continue working on the splash code, given the low practical interest I've received on LKML...I'll be happy to rebase it and continue to work on it if interest arises."
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cPanel Provides Project with Network Cards
The hosting platform cPanel has provided the openSUSE Project with two new network cards to assist the project with its infrastructure needs.
The network cards will soon be integrated into the openSUSE infrastructure to improve the Open Build Service.
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