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Posted in GNU/Linux, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu at 6:08 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
WE TYPICALLY share just positive Novell news on Saturdays, but an exceptional number of negative writings about SUSE have appeared, so they might as well be presented separately, for completeness (we never skip or ignore Novell-related news).
Here is why SUSE is no leader on the desktop.
=> ↺ SUSE is no leader on the desktop
Yesterday was my first day to return to work. I plugged in my laptop with OpenSuse 11.1, and after the boot, the operating system did not recognize the display properties on my 17 inch monitor.
Another new disappointment:
Alas, openSuSE, you are not for me, but I still respect you and your community.
The upgrade didn’t work.
An Update on OpenSUSE 11.1[...]Overall, I am fairly displeased with the number of problems in this version. Many problems are probably because of incompatibilities in the config files from different versions.
One person did the right thing and moved to a distribution that’s not associated with Novell.
=> ↺ and moved to a distribution that’s not associated with Novell
Goodbye openSUSE. Hello Linux Mint.[...]So, now I have a brand new Linux Mint installed. Apart from the above, it’s been working pretty well… no major problems… unlike openSUSE… and that’s a relief.
So that’s where it stands. █
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