Kai Ponte wrote: > SUSE adds a lot to the default KDE > desktop that makes my life easier. In fact, I was just showing one of my > senior programmers the difference between Ubunutu and SUSE with YaST. He > agreed with me that YaST makes the difference. (I sent him off with a > 10.2 live DVD.) > > Now, don't get me wrong - I'm not bashing Ubuntu - but to me, I'll stick > with SUSE > I agree. I am often experimenting with different distros but SUSE remains my 'base". The ability to easily configure my system means a lot. Setup NIS? Easy with Yast. Add a new disk, partition it? Easy with Yast. NTP? That too. Many, many common configuration tasks are very straight-forward under SuSE but are a struggle with most other distros. Mandriva is the only one to my knowledge that comes close. Here too SUSE wins out in that if I loose X I can still run Yast in text mode!
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