Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (466 mails)

[jon_pennington@xxxxxxxxxx (Jon Pennington)]

On Thu, 08 Jul 1999 09:06:53 +0000, Samy Elashmawy wrote:
>
> Hi Jon,
> 
> I have been wondering about its optimization for the diffrent cpus, ie
pentiums, madK6 ect... I would be nice to know how it compares to suse in
instal/system admin and preformance wise.

I've already posted this tonight, but in case you missed it..:)

Mandrake does seem to be a little 'snappier', that is to say, it's not
faster really, but it feels quick.  When you initiate something, like
opening a KFM window, the display reacts quicker.  That does not mean that
it comes up in less time, it just starts moving immediately (does that make
any sense?).

LinuxConf has evolved a lot since the last time I played with it.  The
interface is friendly, but not overly bloated.  Network configuration was
very easy, which leads me to the decision that Mandrake will be on my
gateway box.  I installed YaST (yeah, it worked :) ), so I'm not missing any
administration tools.

I haven't had a chance to compile a kernel yet (which is the only thing that
I ever care about as far as speed), but that really shouldn't be any
different.

> Would be interested to know how it works out.

It's working out well.  Not well enough for me to leave SuSE, but it is
nice.  Maybe I'll teach my girlfriend on a Mandrake box...maybe not.

-=|JP|=-  (Resident GNUbie)

Jon Pennington             | SuSE Linux 6.0
jon_pennington@xxxxxxxxxx  | Kernel 2.2.10
Kansas City, Missouri, USA | K6-2 350

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