HG escribió: > Hi! (although the software management / update > systems still do not work as well as they did for example in 9.3. - > well, at least for me they do not work).
yes it does work , just dont use ZenWorks. > > So far it seems that with SUSE you can do email, web browsing (with > some problems) and basic things like that. Thanks to Guru and Packman, > even media works somehow. And of course, developer things are there, > but this is not your normal home things (rather your work). Basic > office is there (although, the OO in 10.2 can not open word docs as > well as the OO in 10.0 did...). huh ? openoffice works just fine and packman packaes makes multimedia to work just fine. > SUSE Linux is the perfect choice for it - well unfortunately only from > the technical point of view. It as everything that you need for a > backup server or just a server: samba, software RAID, raid monitoring > tools, smartmontools, LVM, web-services etc. But what it does NOT have > is the UI for it all. sigh, the distribution cannot have GUI for everything ( probablty no distribution has that) > - Samba and Linux passwd synchronization... How do you setup Samba in > SUSE? Well, you open up YaST and start up Samba server. How do you > give you children access there? Well from YaST you create new users. > And then comes the catch - they can not access any smb-shares. And no, > you can not fix it from the YaST - even though you could do everything > else from there. You have to go down to command line. And then teach > everybody that you have these 2 different passwords to use. PEBCAK . all you telling us can be done with yast or with a simple tutorial, if you actually dont want to **get a clue ** about basic things of an OS, Im not sure if linux is the right choice for you.
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