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For your convenience, the openSUSE project delivers two different versions of openSUSE that you can download, install and redistribute. Released version - a stable version of Linux to run on your personal computer or home server. Development version - an unstable version of Linux to test for bugs or contribute patches and help improve future "Released Versions."

For the latest stable version openSUSE 11.2 head over to software.openSUSE.org

Released version

Whether you use your computer to communicate with friends, relatives, or colleagues, manage and enjoy your pictures and music, browse the Internet for the latest news or information, write a report or budget, or host a personal web site or home network, you'll find everything you need in openSUSE 11.2. It is the most recent stabilized, fully integrated edition of openSUSE. If you are looking for a stable version of Linux to run on your personal computer or home server, this is the best choice.

Version: 11.2

Download openSUSE 11.2

Please read the Most Annoying Bugs before you decide to download and install it.

Depending on the speed of your internet connection, it may take several hours to download openSUSE. If you prefer to avoid a lengthy download process, you may purchase a copy of openSUSE 11.2 with a printed manual (Start-Up guide) and free installation support at our web store.

Development version

If you intend to test for bugs or contribute patches, choose this version of openSUSE. Currently, a development stream of openSUSE 11.3 is available for your review. This is an unsupported, open source only, preliminary edition of openSUSE that contains bleeding-edge packages and represents the latest development snapshot.

Version: Factory

Download the latest development build

Please read the Most Annoying Bugs before you decide to download and test it.

If you run into problems you can't deal with yourself you might find some help available in Pre-Release/Beta forum. Please do not post to the other forums as those most interested in the development versions may not see your help requests there.

See also

• Most Annoying Bugs
• Buy openSUSE