[Nottingham] Nice Things About Suse Linux
Paul Mellors
paul at paulmellors.net
Tue Jun 27 21:04:20 BST 2006
Hello Hazel
Welcome to the mailing list :)
To be honest i prefer ubuntu, I do have a copy of opensuse 10.1 which i
installed the other day, but it was pretty slow [then again it was on a
crappy machine]
A stuffed knitted TUX, what a kewl idea :)
Did you also know NottsLUG has a planet? An aggregation of a number of
members blogs? Take a look, and if you would like to have a blog added,
just let me know :)
http://www.planetnottslug.org
Cheers
Paul
Hazel Windle wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I like Suse Linux the best because of Yast and it comes with a lot of
> software. Also I've been using it since version 9.0 so I'm used to it. I
> like Yast because it has that Sax2 monitor setup tool which is nice and
> easy to use. Also it lets me install soundfonts (usually). It's a bit
> cluttered up with options mind. The installing of RPM programs (seperate
> from the install discs) has always been a bit of a problem with Yast,
> sometimes it doesn't install them properly so I always use the command
> line for installing rpm's.
>
> I already have commerical DVD's working in Suse, I downloaded libdvdcss
> and the full xine libs. I think MP3's work but only in Amarok but I only
> have 1 or 2 MP3's and about 2000 ogg files so it doesn't matter that
> much. :-) I like Tux, I think that was one of the first things that got
> me interested about Linux was Tux, oh and not liking Windows very much.
> I even have a stuffed penguin on my desk named Tux that my grandma
> knitted me.
>
> Hazel
>
>
>
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