Just upgraded to 13.2, now what

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I have been running 12.3 from an upgrade from 12.1 from an upgrade from 12.0

so

i just upgraded to 13.2 because all the repos apparently died.okmarks

i totally botched by install and wiped out all my old data, i didnt have much to loose besides my bookmarks… i may actually have an old backup of my bookmarks somewhere so no big deal there either

now what

what repos should i add, anything i should do after install to make my use better… besides the basic “out of the box” experience i have now?

so far its working great though

thanks all

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Unless you have very specific needs and just need it for “general” use, I’d say Packman Repository and install various codecs from there and you should be done ( http://opensuse-guide.org/codecs.php )

It’ll enable playback of various formats like H264+MP3+AAC etc. that cannot be supported out of the box due to licensing issues.

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yeah, pretty much general use

one thing i have found is that i have to enter my wifi password everytime i reboot, i want it to connect automatically when i turn computer on.

what do i need to do with that

i had the packman repo installed before, i will set that up… thanks

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thanks for the link, awesome, you are the best

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so far my biggest beef is having to enter my wifi password every single time… how do i make it remember it?

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opensuse has always just “worked” for me since i started at version 6.0, done the novel thing and am back again… i am a mandrake refugee, from windows then…

i still dont know comand line stuff unless someone lays it out… im a point and click guy. suse has always been my friend, but this wifi password thing is rididculoous and im sure its somehting stupid i just dont know about

honestly i just use my computer, i play a few online games, faacebook, shop ebay and amazon and watch netflix… having to enter my wifi password every single time i want to access imdb or check my bids is getting old already

there has to be something… what am i missing?

im sure its somehting stupid as hell, but humour me please

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Using Wicked or Networkmanager??

It may not be the Net password but the kwallet one?? What desktop??

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when i set it up i used the “basic” kwallet

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If you have set a kwallet password that is asked each time. If you don’t want to be bothered run kwallet and reset the password to nothing ie a blank it will stop asking

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Your other option is to set up the connection in Network Manager as a system connection (AKA ‘All users may connect to this network’ in KDE front-end), then KWallet doesn’t come into it.