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- Media: DVD-ROM
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
By Drac Noc
The openSUSE team have released another great distro for the Linux community. I came from Windows in 2005 and haven't looked back since.
It's very simple to set up, the most common features are in places you would expect to find them, and it just makes things absurdly easy to do.
I did not need to find any specialist software for my printer/scanner, webcam (with mic), my MP3 and MP4 players, USB memory sticks or my family's mobile phones - you plug them in and openSUSE figures out what to do with them.
All this on top of Linux's famous immunity to 99.9999% of viruses, the one-stop shop for 1000's of free pieces of software, and rock-solid stability and performance. What isn't to like? Well, my only little gripe is that openSUSE could make installing software a little clearer. Ubuntu seems to be a little easier on the eye when it comes to installing software, but at least YaST doesn't make a total hash job of it, it will not install things that are going to break your system.
If you're worried about your security on the 'net - don't be. There's an A+ grade firewall in there too, and it's a snap to set up. Viruses are not going to be a concern, and you can set up access rules per user.
It's very simple to set up, the most common features are in places you would expect to find them, and it just makes things absurdly easy to do.
I did not need to find any specialist software for my printer/scanner, webcam (with mic), my MP3 and MP4 players, USB memory sticks or my family's mobile phones - you plug them in and openSUSE figures out what to do with them.
All this on top of Linux's famous immunity to 99.9999% of viruses, the one-stop shop for 1000's of free pieces of software, and rock-solid stability and performance. What isn't to like? Well, my only little gripe is that openSUSE could make installing software a little clearer. Ubuntu seems to be a little easier on the eye when it comes to installing software, but at least YaST doesn't make a total hash job of it, it will not install things that are going to break your system.
If you're worried about your security on the 'net - don't be. There's an A+ grade firewall in there too, and it's a snap to set up. Viruses are not going to be a concern, and you can set up access rules per user.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Pat
First, this set is of older version, there's new version of OpenSUSE 11.4 Linux, 4-Disks DVD Installation and Reference Set Ed. 2011
And the new set is way beeter than this old one. It is complete with all installation files on DVDs wit reference books, moreover it included breif into to Linux on video-DVD. Speaking of this older 11.2 version, it had its share of problems and it wasn't the greatest release from open suse. I had numerous issues with drivers, installation etc (it was fixed in 11.3). The new 11.4 is neat and fast and recognized all devices on my three computers. It even regognized my laptops webcam and usb radio tuner. In short: this is two releases behind so get the new version.
And the new set is way beeter than this old one. It is complete with all installation files on DVDs wit reference books, moreover it included breif into to Linux on video-DVD. Speaking of this older 11.2 version, it had its share of problems and it wasn't the greatest release from open suse. I had numerous issues with drivers, installation etc (it was fixed in 11.3). The new 11.4 is neat and fast and recognized all devices on my three computers. It even regognized my laptops webcam and usb radio tuner. In short: this is two releases behind so get the new version.
By Rudi
This 11.2 version is two releases behind and the difference is showing. New 11.4 release has much better installation, updated drivers, graphics, everything. I tried 11.2 when it was first released back in 2009 and I remember having installation problems, so I installed then fedora instead. New 11.4 is great Linux. It installed on our 5 computers without any issues and we are quite happy with it. OpenSUSE 11.4 Linux, 4-Disks DVD Installation and Reference Set Ed. 2011
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
A miserable failure from the big wigs at Novell
First, let me explain my situation. OpenSUSE was not my first choice at installing an OS - I've chucked everything at my computer from Windows XP to PCLinuxOS - All of which... Read more
Published on 9 May 2010 by Chad Bronson
2.0 out of 5 stars
If you want it for a Laptop- forget it.
I have been using Linux (Susie 9.2) for years and like it. So I saved my pennies and went for 11.2. Big mistake. Read more
Published on 30 Mar 2010 by R. Thompson
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great OS if you don't like simplicity
I have to say firstly that most Linux distributions are good, they offer just as much as Mac or Windows and they're virtually virus proof. Read more
Published on 28 Feb 2010 by U. Sule
5.0 out of 5 stars
A choice at last.
I have win7 and 11.2 installed on my laptop.
If you use the web then use Linux 11.2 enough said.
If you use the web then use Linux 11.2 enough said.
Published on 11 Feb 2010 by durawolf
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