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Zoli on "Vote for the openSUSE DVD Cover": ..why do we have gome screenshot on the second if the defauld gui is kde? :
Florian on "Final openSUSE 11.2 Release Candidate Available": It seems centrino-wlan is broken, at last the iwlagn 5100. "Hardware failed" .... With openSuse v11.0 no probs..
Eddie on "Vote for the openSUSE DVD Cover": I have choosed first because of linux motto: freedom,community etc
Kossak on "Vote for the openSUSE DVD Cover": The 3rd one is the one with a professional look, IMHO. The others are still not bad.
beavis on "Vote for the openSUSE DVD Cover": No option for none of the above? They are all ugly.
BrianL on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": Maybe I'm just too simple to understand all this bickering but, I go between Gnome and KDE and Ubunto and OpenSuse. I prefer OpenSuse as I have a dislike for the locked root and having come from Xenix and UNIX life of years ago I think about getting into root for functions. Try getting rid of Cross Office instaled on Ubunto. However, for average users either ditro seems fine. As for the Gnome vs KDE
Tristan on "Vote for the openSUSE DVD Cover": Hi There seems to be some problems with the Website. Are there alternative sites where we can see the other contributions?
zaine_ridling on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": No, people are not upset about KDE's preselection. We're very happy with it, and quite grateful to the openSUSE team for all the incredible work they've put into 11.2. I love how the openSUSE team has been able to tune out so much noise for the past year and keep working toward yet another stunning release. I was a big Fedora fan for years, but 10.3, then 11.1 lured me to openSUSE because of its better KDE integration. Thanks!
phoeniXfury on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": Excellent work guys...just waiting on the final release! I run two opensuse Xen servers at home (one of them with 15 hot swap bays). I've been dying for Xen to get cpu throttling support (almost switched to centos for it) but with RC1 opensuse...Xen and throttling worked flawlessly! Dropped power usage by 30 watts on the secondary server!
Desktop is much nicer now. I've realized a long time ago that version *.2 is the golden one with opensuse...that was truePierre on "Final openSUSE 11.2 Release Candidate Available": Hey! It just came to my mind right now. If I'm right there is a nautilus-package that handles the automount. Maybe this one was removed? Just can't remember the name. Maybe this hint helps you to fix the problem and to regain a little more comfort.
Greetingsasd on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": Forget network manager and get wicd. http://en.opensuse.org/Wicd Works flawllesly! Occasionally I could connect but most of the time I couldn't connect to my wlans (keeps asking for pwd, disassociates by local choice reason=3 association req to driver failed!?!?!? WTF!?)
whatever on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": the kde integration only gets activated when you are using kde. the gnome integration however is activated in all other cases. if you don't like that, you should complain to the mozilla devs. if you want a firefox without the kde integration code, you can always install firefox from mozilla.
whatever on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": firefox and openoffice aren't gnome applications
yaoting on "Final openSUSE 11.2 Release Candidate Available": Basically, 11.2 RC2 seems to be working fine. However, occansionally, it will just "Hang" for no reason, especially when I am surfing.
Caracalla on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": Am i the only one who hates what has happened to the networkmanager? There was a perdiod during development when it looked very nice (just after the plasmoid was dropped IIRC) but now... The select network window is horribly, horribly, uninformative. It does not show you anything but the name of the network. If you want to find out how strong it is or what its security is like you have to click on the name of the network. Thisis
Devin Olson on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": Wow. No wonder normal users make fun of Linux geeks. Are you kidding me? Are people really getting upset because the default of KDE now make Gnome a "second class citizen"? Time to pull on your big girl panties and worry about something worthwhile. And yes, I prefer Gnome -and I honestly don't give two shits what the default values are.
antonio on "Final openSUSE 11.2 Release Candidate Available": 11.1 work fine
antonio on "Final openSUSE 11.2 Release Candidate Available": 11.2 rc2, rc1, m8 m5 my pc mx61 packard bell work a few minutes, after freez screen and caps lock led laplink
Vin on "Sneak Peeks at openSUSE 11.2: KDE 4.3 Experience, with Luboš Luňák": You can use kgtk-wrapper for now, it works with gimp and thunderbird (and several other programs, too).
hesam on "openSUSE 11.2 on its way to become final - Release candidate available!": is still kde 4.3.1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! opensuse 11.2 released somedays after other distro but kde is too old !!!!!!!