Hello from openSUSE!

[coolbrook]

Where are the openSUSANS?

[perce]

Where are the openSUSANS?

In the open SUSE forum for the most part, I imagine.

[sc30317]

Probably on the OpenSuse boards

[Ric_NYC]

in the open suse forum for the most part, i imagine.


+1

[syntr]

Novell </3

[Dragonbite]

My name's not SUSAN? :lolflag:

Actually, I don't use openSUSE, but I've fiddled with it in the past and am in the openSUSE forums. Does that count?

[hoppipolla]

hehe! openSUSANS! :)

[RiceMonster]

openSUSAN, haha. I've never heard that one before.

[isaacj87]

Hello!

I use openSUSE (11.2 RC2), so that would technically make me an "openSUSAN" lol

[lightningfox]

I've tried Opensuse 11.1.

[northwestuntu]

Probably on the OpenSuse boards

lol

[SunnyRabbiera]

I've tried Opensuse 11.1.

You may want to try openSUSE 11.2 in the next few days, for people who have had issues with Karmic, 11.2 looks to be a good alternative.

[Shibblet]

OpenSUSAN sounds like a porn-star.

[mehaga]

My first favorite distro. 9.3 was perfect, 10.something was very good, 11 sucks. I hope 11.2 to be good as I'm still waiting for a good KDE distro.

[ad_267]

I've been trying 11.2 RC 1 and 2 and going to switch to openSUSE after 11.2 is released just to learn something new. The other two computers in the house will still run Ubuntu.

YaST is a bit confusing at first but I'm getting used to it. There are a lot of applications that are installed by default so I have to uninstall a lot of crap I don't want which is annoying. I'd rather start with something more minimal and have to install the stuff I do want.

[murderslastcrow]

I tried the latest openSUSE release LiveDVD. For about five minutes.

[northwestuntu]

yeah i tried it to. came back to ubuntu

[coolbrook]

The Live CD was ok. It seems slower than Ubuntu's in comparison. I'll test a hard drive installation when the stable release is available.