In my last openSUSE based article I took a look at the KDE games that are installed by default. I was slightly surprised that so many people still played card games such as Patience and Mahjongg.
The point of these articles is to elaborate a bit more on the software that is pre-packaged within openSUSE.
Quite often I write reviews listing the applications but without knowing how good the software is or even what the software does.
This time I will be looking at the graphics applications.
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