Techsnap Archives - OpenSUSE 11.2 Part 4/4

OpenSUSE 11.2 is a fine Linux distribution. Novell and the OpenSUSE team put a great amount of work into every release and it's suitable for a wide range of audiences, be it new Linux Users, Intermediate Users or Advanced Users.

In this video we look at the default install set, the package manager and the community repositories.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• OpenSUSE 11.2
• KDE
• LiveCD
• Linux
• Novell
• 2.6.31
• OpenSource
• Techsnap
• Packman
• Mozilla
• Firefox
• SuSE
• YaST
• sudo
• rpm
• packages

[amdxfx80]

openSUSE 11.2 is one of the best distros out right now. It replaced both my Mint and Ubuntu machines. Not only is the package manager so easy, but the system is so stable and just runs so smooth! Oh yeah for those that say Ubuntu is the easiest because of .deb just try openSUSE's one-click installs. and KDE runs beautifully!!

[Techsnap]

@amdxfx80 The one click installs have been on openSUSE since 10.3 they should be more advertised because they do make installing software more convenient that's for sure!

[billgoldbergmania]

Yast is awesome and the reason why I use OpenSUSE.

Keep up these vids, they are awesome.

[Techsnap]

Definitely YaST is one of the things which makes OpenSUSE awesome.

[TradieTrev]

thanks for explaining how easy it is use the community repository, for restricted video/audio formats in my case

[twitch6000]

Aww man I thought you were gonna go more in def ...

Like talking about webpin,talking about its control panel,and how its simple one click install.

[roboticterror]

YaST looks very well done.