Today I published the last in the Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 10.3 series, and I think it’s gone really great. A lot more people have discovered and commented on the various new features, and there’s a nicely documented place to point to when people ask the inevitable question of “What’s new in openSUSE 10.3?” Our friends at Fedora seem to even be doing something similar, too.

In summary, all the articles:

• Greatly Improved Boot Time, with Stephan Kulow
• 1-Click Install, with Benjamin Weber
• New Package Management, with Duncan Mac-Vicar Prett
• Compiz and Compiz Fusion, with Matthias Hopf and Jigish Gohil
• KDE 4, with Dirk Mueller
• SUSE-Polished GNOME 2.20, with JP Rosevear
• 1-CD Installation & Multimedia support, with Michael Löffler
• Virtualisation, with Frank Kohler
• A Plethora of Improvements, with Andreas Jaeger

The amount of articles that I got to publish on this (and there was more that I wish I had time to do!) is really just a testimony to the amount of new and exciting things in openSUSE 10.3. A huge thanks goes to all the proofreaders, helpers, and interviewees who made the series possible!

openSUSE 10.3 is coming out this Thursday to a mirror near you!