Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (905 mails)

[Andreas Jaeger <aj@xxxxxxx>]

"Michael Schmuker" <schmuker@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Hi,
>
> I just installed RC1 on my Lenovo Thinkpad T60, with KDE 3.5 as
> default desktop. My experience:
>
> -  During installation, I set the default boot entry to my old 10.3
> installation. This resulted in having "default=2" in my menu.lst. But
> upon first boot, both 10.3 entries (default and fallback) have
> disappeared, and guess which OS was booting by default... Win XP!!!
> (OMG!) Anyone else had problems with the installer not copying
> previously existing entries?

Please report in bugzilla.

> - First boot does not use kexec anymore. It did for beta 1 or beta 2
> on this machine... has kexec been dropped?

No, please report a bug.

> - There's a typo (possibly instroduced by the spell-checker in the
> german translation of the slideshow during installation - on the slide
> that announces OpenOffice it says that openSUSE ships the most recent
> office suit (which might be a nice feature btw, but hard to implement
> when installing from the internet ;) )
>
> - The branding looks super-cool. The cloth-like texture during
> installation does a good job hiding gradient artefacts on 6-bit
> panels. Unfortunately, this is not the case for the kdm login screen:
> It looks kind of weird because the gray gradient shows blocky
> artefacts and also colors. Of course, I understand it's too late now
> to change the branding for the login screen.
>
> Otherwise, I'm very happy so far with RC1. Kudos to all of you!

Glad to hear - thanks for testing!
Andreas
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