Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 23rd Aug 2007 17:14 UTC, submitted by Philipp Esselbach
OpenSUSE 10.3 beta 2 has been released. "The openSUSE Team is proud to announce the release of openSUSE 10.3 Beta 2. Though this release should not be used on any production machines, everyone can help shape this release by testing out installations and much more. For more information on the release schedule, take a look at the Roadmap."
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Member since:2005-08-18
'It's a few clicks away and you have the old setup back again.'
To be honest, I really didn't care all that much since my wireless didnt work (this was before I found out it didnt work in Fedora or Ubuntu either) and I never investigated if the menu could be changed back. My bad.
Member since:2007-03-31
fair enough.
What I generally do is shell out a few bucks (euro's in my case) to get something that works, like a new pcmcia card. Or better -- get supported hardware but I also realise that this not always is a possibility.
I for instance have a sd card reader that is defunct under linux in my laptop -- I got a multicard reader (approx $7) and all is fine... ;-)
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2007-03-31
amen? It's a few clicks away and you have the old setup back again.
I seriusly am wondering how much time y'all have spemt with openSUSE. You *can* switch off the stuff you don't like; there *are* several options available to manage the packages. You don't *need* to use YaST; you even can switch off parts of it,, if you really are so disgusted.
I don't get it. People get HP-UX, bitch about the way it's administered. You give sam, all is a bit better for them. Next, people write a 'supertool' and now, all help is not needed.... sigh.
There may be areas where it's still rough, can be changed but none of them can't be overcome.
I in fact see more problems with the ideas behind other
sets based on ideals that is OK to have but shouldn't be forced upon people who want to *use* a system.
Again, you can tune most of the complaints away, easily.