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Re: [SLE] Yast 2 SUCKS !!!
- From: Glenn Holmer <gholmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 28 Jul 2002 17:25:26 -0500
- Message-id: <3D446F56.1060604@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Fábio Rabelo wrote:
Hmmm, I've been a SuSE user since 5.3 and I love them.
<snip>
Not true, read the friendly manual and look in /etc/sysconfig. There
is also, as always, a section in the manual (chapter 4, "From Version
to Version") detailing the major changes between releases.
Not sure what you mean here, but if you run YaST (console or X) and
select System / Runlevel Editor / Runlevel properties, you will be
presented with an easy-to-use interface that lets you enable or
disable a service (with default runlevels if you don't know how to
set them). Or you can use "insserv" from the command line. Look at
chapter 12 of the 460-page manual that comes with SuSE.
Sounds good to me.
There has not, of course, been an 8.1 release.
--
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Glenn Holmer (gholmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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"Mere force is useless against people who are neither
cowards nor fools. We must match courage with courage
and cunning with still greater cunning if we are to do
anything at all."
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-Leslie Howard in "The Scarlet Pimpernel", 1935
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I'm Suse user since version 6.1, then migrating from "redhat" like ..
After dedicating this weekend to instal at first time Suse 8.0 ..
and REALY hate them !!!
Hmmm, I've been a SuSE user since 5.3 and I love them.
<snip>
And then ...when I will set up the deamons, the rc.config is put away
WITHOUT a equivalent replacement !!!
Not true, read the friendly manual and look in /etc/sysconfig. There
is also, as always, a section in the manual (chapter 4, "From Version
to Version") detailing the major changes between releases.
If I want to make this setup without tweeking ( the MAJOR reason that
I migrate from "red hat" like to Suse ) I MUST use AGAIN this great
peace of sheet called Yast2, and, I must remember run levels and other
things that I running awy from when migrate to Suse !!!
Not sure what you mean here, but if you run YaST (console or X) and
select System / Runlevel Editor / Runlevel properties, you will be
presented with an easy-to-use interface that lets you enable or
disable a service (with default runlevels if you don't know how to
set them). Or you can use "insserv" from the command line. Look at
chapter 12 of the 460-page manual that comes with SuSE.
What a hell is this ?!?!?
involution ??? steps back ???
If Suse don't release a "Suse 7.4" with kernel 2.4.18 or 2.4.19 or a
Suse 8.1 WITH Yast1 or MUCH MUCH more fast and friendly
Yast 2 I will stay away from Suse until now !! ( and my clients too !! )
Sounds good to me.
Now I can undestand all msg from this list soon after 8.1 release !
There has not, of course, been an 8.1 release.
--
========================================================
Glenn Holmer (gholmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
--------------------------------------------------------
"Mere force is useless against people who are neither
cowards nor fools. We must match courage with courage
and cunning with still greater cunning if we are to do
anything at all."
--------------------------------------------------------
-Leslie Howard in "The Scarlet Pimpernel", 1935
========================================================
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