welllll…you could do that, or you could read around some and learn
the differences in operating procedures/techniques between the two
‘flavors’…these will get you started:
and there is a huge wealth of information for the new-to-openSUSE folks
found in a special section just for those new, here: http://tinyurl.com/32g4nmp
in that section are two which are aimed at new folks before they
install (to head off these kinds of ‘stupified’ encounters) especially
important :
one of those (i don’t remember which) would have given you the path to
multimedia happiness which i see ‘chief_sealth’ has already given you in
a very quick after the question posting!!
you are, of course, free to give up and go back to Ubuntu or jump to any
other distro–no hard feelings…
thnx, that worked !! I thought that stuff was in ‘non-oss’ . Anyway, I’ll stick to opensuse for now. Mad the switch because it has good color management ready to use…
mplayer itself is open source. But it’s pretty useless without the decoders it has for restricted formats that openSUSE can’t provide for copyright reasons. We have packman for these.
Anyway, I’ll stick to opensuse for now. Mad the switch because it has good color management ready to use…