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Beta means Pizza. Join the Party or Make your Own!

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http://news.opensuse.org – So, we’re delaying our release. And Coolo has announced we will do another Beta. There will be plenty of time after the beta and before the release which means: we can test the heck out of it! That calls for… a BetaPizzaParty! You might know the drill by now – we’ve done this before. You get the pizza, we make sure there’s a nice, fresh Beta ready for you to test. Read on for some insights on Pizza and Beta! First, get the Beta… The latest openSUSE testing release can always be found on the openSUSE download page. This release is the final release before o (Distributions)

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