Open SuSE 11.0
Hi Guys,
any comments on Open SuSE 11.0? I just installed yesterday and I don't see much of a difference. |
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Hello, At least, you can installed it. I can not do it, I have this message, Can not find repository. I will try to find other image to burn. Best regards |
It seems they have finally improved the speed of the package manager, you know... the long time for updating cache, repository metadata and so on... a great improvement, since installing packages via Yast was really annoying!
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when I downloaded the x64 version for my laptop it installed fine BUT when I downloaded the x32 version for my desktop it gave me an error message and messed up my grub. I wasn't able to use 10.3 (which I had previously installed) so I downloaded the x32 image again and re-tried it and worked fine.
I think the file got damaged sometime during the download process. Download it again and give it a try. Let me know the outcome. Good Luck |
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At least that's where I'm downloading it from.. For some reason my original download quit at 2GB.. attempting a second download hoping it was just some bizarre fluke. |
I think there was so many people downloading it at the same time that some people were getting cut off during the dl process.
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I have 1 question... I updated from SuSE 10.3 to 11 but when I clicked on my KDE menu the version that I have is 3.5. is there any way to enable 4.0? I remember KDE 4.0 was checked while updating it.
Please let me know. Thanks. |
I hate the way it seems to insist on installing grub in the MBR. Even a manual re-install shows that the grub-install script has been modified to force this behaviour. I haven't invrstigated in detail yet, as I've gotten around it by re-installing grub by booting another distro.
Also had a few issues with NVidia drivers, and had some weird things going on with LDAP logins, but most of these bits are getting resolved. The NVidia issue was/is that I can't save the xorg.conf. I run nvidia-settings as root from a terminal (this is what I do on other distros), but it won't write. Ended up simply copying xorg.conf from my 10.3 install. Really liked the network install options - you can install from samba shares in addition to NFS, etc. Simple GUI selector for that made life easier. All around, pretty good. I'm planning on a gnome install to see what that looks like as well. Can't help on the KDE 4 issue, but it looks good on my system - I'm using it on Fedora 9 as well. |
I found out why I couldn't load KD4. First of all before Logging In I have to click on 'Session Type' then select KD4 BUT I had ver 10.3 x32 installed then I updated to 11.0 x64 (i have a Intel Core2 Duo) so when I try running KD4 it just gives me an error message.
I would have to updated again with a x32 ver. KD4 works fine on my x32 Pentium 4 machine. |
I install the kde 4.04 version first and then Gnome both work fine .
It is easy to install Gnome from kde installation all the best |
I never used Gnome. Is it as good and powerful as KDE?
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As a note:
If you are upgrading from 10.3 to 11.0 don't forget to erase 10.3's repositories. I had an issue last night trying to install kaffeine's codecs to play videos. After erasing all the repositories i was able to install them. Of course then I had to add the software updates repositories. This is a link to the video and audio codecs: http://opensuse-community.org/Multimedia |
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I just installed it yesterday. I installed it mainly because I wanted to see KDE 4.0, and I quite like it. didn't have much trouble... The old suse issues. The mencoder/mplayer version they provide didn't work for me - I just needed to extract an mp3 from flv to transcribe it, and it created what souds like xruns... One really annoying problem with my usb drive - see here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...files.-651133/ Finally they fixed YAST as a package manager! It was long overdue, but better late than never. I still think SUSE is the sexiest distribution out there. If I can get HAL to automount my usb drives, and I don't run into too much trouble with the rpm packages it provides, I might stick with it for a while. |
Ceantuco like to try gnome use yast> select pattern Gnome and it install Gnome
At the login screen you choice betweeb KDE and Gnome all the best |
Kde4!
i've installed opensuse 11.0 yesterday.
it's good i think. but KDE :confused:(specially KDE4) is really boring! i love gnome!:) |
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