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EXTON OpSuS (openSUSE 42.1) KDE 64 bit Linux Live USB - Build 151112
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EXTON OpSuS 42.1 KDE is based on openSUSE Leap 42.1, released 20151104.
ABOUT
EXTON OpSuS KDE uses kernel 4.1.12-1 and KDE 4.14.10. Installed programs: Among many other programs, Firefox, Thunderbird, Gimp, SMPlayer, NetworkManager, GParted and LibreOffice. You'll run the system as root or as the ordinary user live. Root's and live's password is root/live. EXTON OpSuS can easily be installed to hard drive (of those who so desire). That is directly while running the system from a USB stick. All programs have been updated to the latest available stable version as of November 12, 2015. The system language is English.
Installing to a USB stick with persistence and then to hard drive
After installing EXTON OpSuS 42.1 to a USB stick, you can change the system completely and then install the system to a hard drive. You can also continue to have it only on the USB stick and run EXTON OpSuS (all three versions) on any computer you want. If you install EXTON OpSuS on a large enough (and fast) USB stick, you can go ahead and install for example LXDE, Mate or Xfce4. All your system changes are automatically saved to the USB stick.
Google Chrome and Netflix
To be able to watch Netflix movies in Linux you'll need the Google Chrome Browser. It can be installed in EXTON OpSuS. Just follow this instruction.
Why should someone choose EXTON OpSuS/openSUSE?
Screenshot - EXTON OpSuS 42.1 Desktop
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ABOUT
EXTON OpSuS KDE uses kernel 4.1.12-1 and KDE 4.14.10. Installed programs: Among many other programs, Firefox, Thunderbird, Gimp, SMPlayer, NetworkManager, GParted and LibreOffice. You'll run the system as root or as the ordinary user live. Root's and live's password is root/live. EXTON OpSuS can easily be installed to hard drive (of those who so desire). That is directly while running the system from a USB stick. All programs have been updated to the latest available stable version as of November 12, 2015. The system language is English.
Installing to a USB stick with persistence and then to hard drive
After installing EXTON OpSuS 42.1 to a USB stick, you can change the system completely and then install the system to a hard drive. You can also continue to have it only on the USB stick and run EXTON OpSuS (all three versions) on any computer you want. If you install EXTON OpSuS on a large enough (and fast) USB stick, you can go ahead and install for example LXDE, Mate or Xfce4. All your system changes are automatically saved to the USB stick.
Google Chrome and Netflix
To be able to watch Netflix movies in Linux you'll need the Google Chrome Browser. It can be installed in EXTON OpSuS. Just follow this instruction.
Why should someone choose EXTON OpSuS/openSUSE?
Screenshot - EXTON OpSuS 42.1 Desktop
READ MORE...
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