OpenSUSE ARM Final Less Than a Week Away; RC2 Out Now

Posted by timothy on Friday November 2, 2012 @05:19PM from the diversity-training dept.

Andy Prough writes "Jos Poortvliet of the openSUSE team has announced that openSUSE ARM RC2 is available for download and needs testing. The final version is due out on November 6th, and support has been expanded to include the following SoCs: Calxeda Highbank, CuBox, IMX 53, and Samsung Origen. Although Raspberry Pi is not yet supported, the openSUSE team plans to roll out support in the future. User Etam has posted a picture of it working without trouble in chroot on an N900, although Firefox is working "terribly slow" but not crashing."

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Seems like the normal state of Firefox... by RocketRabbit · 2012-11-02 17:21 · Score: 0, Troll

Seems like the normal state of Firefox to work terribly slow, but I can't really believe that it's not crashing.
Unless, of course, that it's working so slowly that it hasn't executed the buggy code YET...