After a few months spent with just running Windows my long awaited openSUSE 10.3 was released and I was happy to grab the GM-ISO-Image just before the release when the mirrors weren’t that loaded. A quick and painless installation on the laptop got me a smooth running desktop OS with everything you need.There is a nice howto for doing this which.Though I didn’t use it I can recommend it to nearly everyone without any experience on installing suse. Everyone else should have a look too. There is some good stuff for everyone …
The wallpaper is from interfacelift.com.
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“Linsux” ? I’m kinda hoping this was a typo..
Linux does many things, but it definitely doesn’t suck.
Unfortunately this HOWTO will lead to a lot of users complaining the package management is still much to slow:
You will get a list of predefined online repositories. Select them all to make sure your system can install all available OpenSUSE 10.3 packages if they are needed.
This is a really stupid suggestion, and a total contradiction to http://news.opensuse.org/?p=341#more-341 Note that it should be used with care, however; you should only add an extra repository when you need it and when you know what it will provide. Adding many repositories will slow down your package manager’s start-up time and adding repositories that you don’t know about can ruin your system!
Nice. Wie heißt denn der Font für den Text der Icons?!