Parshwa,
Welcome. Keep in mind that Linux comes in different flavors and every
distro has it's tricks. Pick one that you are comfortable with and
prepare for some natural obstacles. One of the great things you will
notice is that Linux comes with great deal of transparency and allows
you to fully command the machine, no longer you will be enslaved by
the operating system :)
Rome wasn't build in a day, and if you never give up and commit to
learning something you, I am sure it will make all your delights.
Welcome aboard.
NM
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 5:06 PM, Parshwa Murdia
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 4:55 PM,
wrote: Hi I am the uk distributor for opensuse linux and would be glad to answer any questions you may have.
I use opensuse on my pc and hdtv it works well you just need to add a few codecs which is quite easy.
VLC Media player is a good media player. Amarok is great for music. Firefox is much more secure than windows. OpenOffice can handle any documents you need to write. Kontact is good for email as you can store all contacts create tasks and reminders easily. K3b is a really good DVD burning program that is really easy to use.
Check out www.bolin.org.uk for detailed explanations of what you get with opensuse.
Also as a new user I would recomend considering the retail box as it comes with helpful instruction manuals so you won't get consfused.
Replying to your mail only but I would like to thank all the community members here who commented. I really joined a developers mailing list and now should try forum of opensuse. I would like to thank to Larry Finger, Adam Tauno Williams, you (Stuart Tanner) and Martin Schlander.
But I hope expedition for Linux is good.
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