On 06/02/2011 09:24 AM, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
> * Sid Boyce -- Thursday 02 June 2011:
>> He insists on mixing 11.4 and 11.4 updates repos with factory
>
> Oh. One has to know that "factory" is meant for developers -- for
> people who know how to fix bugs and to submit patches. It's not
> for people who want the newest stuff, but are lazy and uninformed
> or impatient.
>
> Donn, have you tried Tumbleweed? I'm using that now and I'm very
> happy with it. It is "bleeding edge", much like factory, but well
> tested and not buggy. It's a gradual distribution update from 11.4
> to 12.1, to 12.2 and so on, with updates coming every other day.
> Just add the repo and do a "zypper dist-upgrade".
>
> Read more here: http://en.opensuse.org/Tumbleweed
>
> m.
>
Thanks I may give it a try based on the experimentation of 11.4 of 
recent.  About 50% of the thing are based on M5 and security which even 
keep the kde bootup sound from not working.  I may take a look at 
Tumbleweed


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