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I want to install Suse 10 on our corporate network desktops but want to install only main programs such as:
OpenOffice.org
Firefox (used to access our management system)
Gaim
Evolution
And few other such as CD burner software and such
How do I do that? When I do the initial installation, the system installs ALL OF THE applications that I do not need and once I start deselecting the programs, the issue of dependencies arise.
How to overcome this?
Please someone help me.
Also, do you think installing Suse 10 as server on a LAN for file sharing, database access and printer and firewall is a good idea?
Thanks. I know I can select what I want. The only problem is I do not know which ones should I keep as there are so many items. I'll check the Super version of Suse/Gnome once it become available (it shows as not available at this time).
How about the question if Suse 10 will work well as a server?
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