Hello guys. So far, so good with the Debian and debian based distributions for me. I was thinking to install opensuse and later centos or arch , but I need some help with the terminal commands. Could somebody give me the same commands for opensuse which I will type below:
When there is no such program in my software center I always search for it in the web and when I download the .deb file I always open the termina->navigate to the location on that .deb file and do this: **sudo dpkg -i skype.deb
sudo apt-get -f install ** and if needed it will ask me some question and I always pressing y.
The firewall. To obtain root privileges I ran that: sudo -s or sudo -i , then to check the firewall status I ran that: ** ufw status
ufw enable** (if it’s disabled).
To clean the cache and unused files from my computer I always ran that: ** sudo apt-get autoremove
sudo apt-get clean
Is this simple commads gonna be the same ? : date , cal , df , mv , dir , ls , free , cp , rm , mkdir
To copy many .html files I ran that:
cp -u *.html <destination> (remove < > )
Is the /etc/fstab location same in OpenSuse, so I will be able to turn on the TRIM on my ssd ?
To edit some text file I ran that: ** sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces**
To install the SSH+server I ran that: ** sudo apt-get intall openssh-server **
This are the most used things over all Debian and Debian based distributions and I never had courage neither knowledge to switch from these distributions. So I’m beggin you to help me.**
There was many sub forums and wasn’t able to see where to post my request for help. I just want to find which linux distribution will fit my needs as website developer and hosting one little website. Instead contacting the OpenSuse developers with my n00b’s questions I preferred to ask in the forum where most Americans and those from Britan will be glad to help. One thing that I’ve learnt/learn over the years is that "If you got a question ask Americans or the British people, they will not reject to help you ". Instead being rude cu*t you can share your knowledge with me.
Hey ronsayers: glad you came here. It’s good to have an infusion of Deb blood.
The firewall is very GUI, have a look at Yast–> Security & Users → Firewall.
Also check these out: SuSEfirewall2 start, SuSEfirewall2 stop, SuSEfirewall2 status. Execute the commands as root e.g. run su first then the command/s or run the commands like this:
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>swerdna;2501724 Wrote:
>> And finally. I’m going to move this thread to the forum Applications (so
>> NNTP users be advised).
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>Thank you swerdna, love you man !
OK it has shown up and from nntp land i have insufficient context.
On 11/12/2012 08:19 AM, josephkk wrote:
> On Tue, 06 Nov 2012 20:46:01 GMT, ronsayers
> <ronsayers@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
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>> swerdna;2501724 Wrote:
>>> And finally. I’m going to move this thread to the forum Applications (so
>>> NNTP users be advised).
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>> Thank you swerdna, love you man !
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> OK it has shown up and from nntp land i have insufficient context.
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> ?-)
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Best to view with your browser for full context, penalty of
not-so-parallel technologies