SuSE Users?

[Brad Dorner]

I like SUSE a lot, but then again I'm biased. I have tried Fedora and
have Ubuntu running on my Mac laptop, i'm going to try SUSE on it soon.
I recently installed SUSE 10 beta 4 on a cutting edge amd 64 desktop
that I have. This desktop has been a problem for me because of all of
the new hardware that is on it. Up until SUSE 10 beta 4 I was not able
to get it to recognise some of the hardware on it. This was a problem
with not only SUSE but fedora 4, Ubuntu, and Debian. I stopped trying
after that. These problems were just a few weeks ago. With SUSE 10 beta
4 I was able to install with no problems. I have not done much with it,
due to time constraints, but I did notice that it boots in about a tenth
of the time it previously took before.

Like I said, I'm biased. I work for Novell, but I have been biased tword
SUSE sense before Novell did Linux.

Brad

On Fri, 2005-09-09 at 08:40 -0600, Nick Barker wrote:
> I personally like it alot.  I have used Fedora and liked it as well. 
> I like its integration with things a bit better.
> 
> On 9/8/05, Barry Roberts <blr at robertsr.us> wrote:
> > I've decided to try out SuSE again.  Well, openSUSE actually.  10.0
> > RC1 is out, and it resolves all of my philosophical concerns (I
> > think).
> > 
> > Before I try to figure out YAST and YOU again, does anybody know how
> > it compares to apt, apt4rpm or yum?
> > 
> > For the Windows switchers here in Utah county, I'm thinking the local
> > company's offering would be nice to recommend.  And SuSE has always
> > been a nice fit for folks switching from Windows.
> > 
> > Can anybody compare openSUSE with, say Fedora Core or Ubuntu for
> > novice computer users?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Barry
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