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You cant copy it over, but you can install the same window manager and then customize the way it looks so it looks like suse. Install the KDE (I think SUSE uses KDE) package, and then download the suse themes, icons and backgrounds (try googling them - as I am not sure where to get them from). These will then need to be installed (check the kde help). You should then be able to use these themes in the configuration and change the appearance.
Sorry if I sound a bit vauge. I don't really use kde.
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