Inside Novell's New openSUSE Build Service
Sean Michael Kerner How is a Linux distribution put together? For Novell's openSUSE, it starts with its newly improved Build Service 2.0.
Building a Linux distribution is a complex task that involves both project and package management skills. For Novell's openSUSE community Linux distribution, the key tool it uses is the openSUSE Build Service, which was recently improved with a 2.0 release in June.
The open source openSUSE Build Service 2.0 release is the system that helps to build the openSUSE distribution, which was updated this week with the 11.3 release.
Andreas Jaeger, program manager at openSUSE, explained that the openSUSE Build Service 2.0 has a reworked user interface and includes incremental changes that make the whole build process more efficient.
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