Also, a good cleaning of video card and CPU heat sinks, cooling fans and making sure they all work is important. Unless you pulled a new PC out of a...
Agreed. I have left Opensuse for the current stable release of Debian. I certainly acknowledge though that Debian isn't perfect, and there are things...
Open up YaST / Enter root user Password / Goto Software / Software Management / Select the View button on Top Left and Pick Patterns. You should see...
So I am a long time custom PC builder for my home PC's. I only ever purchased three factory built units for myself, a TRS-80, Osbourn One and an IBM...
I used my mothers computers previously, all using winxp. At 20 i bought my first computer, i don't know why, but i got an apply computer, i soon installed win7 on it but then got interested in Gnu/Linux and finally committed to trying. My os histery from that point went like this.
Mandriva, Ubuntu, Opensuse, Back to Osx, Ubuntu, back to Osx. Ubuntu, Slackware, Debian, Opensuse, Slackware, Frugalware, Opensuse.
I still like Slackware very much and continue to hold a partition with Slack.
Opensuse is my distro of choice; why?
A few reasons, the main reasons being rpm and zypper. I don't think i will go back to a deb distro. My reasons do not limit me to opensuse, but i've been very impressed with the stability opensuse accomplishes. I have not gone through a upgrade procedure yet, so hopefully i won't be disappointed.
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