Installing openSUSE 11 using VirtualBox

Installing openSUSE 11 x86 using Sun VirtualBox 1.6

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• linux
• opensuse
• virtualbox

[davidv00]

the only thing in virtualization tha limits is the support of DirectX

[Rhodeni]

what size was the virtual disk you created?

[davidv00]

I started using 8GB for this demo, it should be enough for my purpose. Linux desktop maximum took around 3GB with fresh installation without data.

[ivaylopif]

Very useful 10x!

[davidv00]

welcomed

[davidv00]

Its video editor callout

[fratzi]

atm KDE

[zeldaparty8]

I forgot to mention this:

Gnome is more similar to mac, while KDE is more similar to Windows. They both work fine and I think a windows user can use Gnome perfectly fine.

[SIDisTHE]

thank you so much for some reason i couldn't install before

[BibToras]

nice video i run mandriva and ubuntu i think ille give suse a try

[arttuinen]

if it bringd u back to start menu press boot from hard-disk

[man0070]

nice video mate, good job,

can i get an opinion on mine??

watch?v=Nu2RNJ7_VcE

[alexdbars]

@zeldaparty8

No...Windows is a fork(full copy) of KDE!!

[Hoddersrevenge]

I detest opensuse, too slow. Ditto with Solaris.

[Hoopermazing]

Like runfromnuke said, with modern computers it really just comes down to personal preference. I have a screaming fast desktop, loaded to the gills with RAM, and I still prefer GNOME.

[Hoopermazing]

Hmmm... that's weird. It was whichever one was new when I posted that message. I haven't a clue why I wrote 11.4.

I've long since dumped both SuSE and PC-BSD. Now, it's just XP and the Jaunty Jackalope running on Vist-64 Ultimate SP2

[Hoddersrevenge]

You sure it's 11.4? They only just finished 11.2 Milestone 2 so sure ly you mean 11.1?