“I have been an avid openSUSE user in the past as it worked
perfectly on my main workstation. However, I switched to Xubuntu as
I’m more obsessed with speed and simplicity nowadays more than
anything else. Since the latest version of openSUSE is about to be
released and it promises some major enhancements over its
predecessor, I decided to take a look at my former favorite distro
to see what’s been going on.“openSUSE 11 (Release Candidate) is out already, so it’s the one
that I grabbed. At first, I was still contemplating on which flavor
to get since openSUSE is available in both Gnome and KDE Live CD
versions. I usually go for GNOME, but this time I got the KDE
32-bit edition. My main reason for this is that I wanted to finally
try out the much talked about KDE 4…”
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