The only other major difference is that they now have 4 virtual desktkops by default.
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It’s not really a big deal because the intro to KDE 4 that I clicked on before explained how to get the desktop to behave like a normal destkop. But for openSuse 11.1, it has the folder view by default. I praised them in openSuse 11.0 for figuring out how to have desktop icons when everyone was complaining about plasma’s virtual folders. Now the openSuse team has made an interesting decision. I clicked on “Show Introduction to KDE 4” and it pretty much covers any possible issue people might have in changing from KDE 3.x. openSuse was listed in my Fedora 10 review as the distro with which to see how awesome KDE 4.2 is – so I’ll be testing that as well. As with Linux Mint 6, this time I’ll be evaluating the distro installation process – since I didn’t get to do that before as well as the program installation process. Follow that link a few sentences back to see what I originally said about openSuse. Rather I look at how the distro has evolved since last time. Once I’ve gone through a distro at least once, I don’t see a point in repeating myself. I re-read my old review to get some perspective on what I said last time. I’m not sure exactly how much has changed from 11.o to 11.1. So I last looked at openSuse 11.0 in Aug 2008. Here’s the screen as it booted up.Īnd after it loads up, it gives a nice explanatory screen. After reading through LXF, I tried loading openSuse 11.1 with the failsafe settings and it worked in VirtualBox.
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