SFaulken, 9 months ago Short Answer? Because most of the current Leap userbase and maintainers aren't interested in an immutable Leap replacement. And in openSUSE, the people that are willing to put in the work, are the ones that make the decisions, ultimately.
Short Answer? Because most of the current Leap userbase and maintainers aren't interested in an immutable Leap replacement. And in openSUSE, the people that are willing to put in the work, are the ones that make the decisions, ultimately.