> Quality and openSUSE.org are right now the two main strengths of SUSE. > It is true that SUSE reputation for quality got a little dented with > the hurried change of package manager in 10.1, but I suspect Novell > might well have learned a lesson there.
I think that a big TI company as Novell should know it before. Before than "10.1" lesson, of course. > I don't personally use YaST much other than for installing the odd > package, and the only thing I might be missing is support for JFS at > installation time. Why don't you list what you'd like to see in YaST > in the future? What functionality you're missing right now etc. I'm > sure that would be great, much-needed input for the SUSE guys. Yes, you've got a reason. Specially the front-end/module for iptables/SuSEfirewall is really poor (IMHO). > Interesting question. Perhaps another question to start with - _is_ > Ubuntu more popular than SUSE? What is this based on? In which > community/country etc? Personally, I don't experiment much with > distros as I have a production system to look after, so I don't know > anything about Ubuntu. Well, the prestigious site www.distrowatch.com says it. Moreover in short time Ubuntu has taken market quota from another distros as Mandriva, Fedora, SUSE. I work with computers and in many environments (specially in education environment) Ubuntu is the first choice in front of mentioned distros; besides the Ubuntu communty is very very large!!!
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