Shriramana Sharma [mailto:samjnaa@gmail.com] had this to say: [...]
Does that also apply to working xine or mplayer and the dcss stuff?
I'm not sure about DeCSS. Is there DeCSS in the boxed version? (Question to others.)
Historically, no. Not since it started being illegal in some countries. But when I saw talk of multimedia stuff available out of the box, but not via the downloaded version, I wondered how far that extended... so I asked. [...]
Kevin (who just installed from the DVD and has hit only one tiny problem, so far)
And which was that? Did you install from the download DVD or the retail DVD? I'm still downloading the DVD now.
It's the problem outlined in the message "[SLE] SuSE 10 imapd.conf", earlier today ... along with my brief applause for the SuSE 10.0 boxed retail set that I received yesterday and installed last night. There were _no_ glitches, and _no_ backtracking during the installation and setup. It went more smoothly than any Linux or Windows install I've ever done (in fact, it was as smooth as installing OS-X Tiger on my little old iBook a few weeks ago). The problem occurred the first time that I logged in as my normal user; as soon as KDE came up, I got an error message: "Error - Konqueror The file:///etc/imapd.conf could not be loaded, as it was not possible to read from it. Check if you have access to this file." When I looked in /etc the file did not exist at all, so I'm unsure what's the proper thing to do next, to get an IMAP server working. I haven't touched anything else, since that was two-o'clock in the morning for me, and now I'm at work today. Tonight, I'll start poking at it. Kevin (Ottawa, Canada, eh?) The information contained in this electronic mail transmission may be privileged and confidential, and therefore, protected from disclosure. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by replying to this message and deleting it from your computer without copying or disclosing it.