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04-09-2009, 09:00 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,351 Rep:	LXer: Novell's openSUSE does ARM Linux Published at LXer: Commercial Linux distributor Novell today announced that the openSUSE Project, which drives the development variant of its Linux, will support the creation and packaging of various Linuxes for ARM processors using the openSUSE Build Service version 1.6. According to Novell, the support for building application stacks and Linux distros for 32-bit ARM RISC processors was donated to the openSUSE community by German software company DataSoft GmbH. DataSoft has created a set of applications, called 5e, for network operators and content providers that is stacked atop the openSUSE distro. Read More...

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