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[dwain.alford@xxxxxxxxx]

Kai Ponte wrote:

<snip>
> That may be - I tend to remove zmd as soon as possible as well after 
> install,  </snip>
>   
I have found that on 10.2 you can choose not to install zmd at all in
the package set up during installation.

When I followed the suggestions of removing ZMD, Nokia-pilot, etc. the
system stripped itself and left me with just the command line on
reboot.  My GUI was toast.  I found the above statement true on the
third reinstall.  My system is a little smoother and a tad bit quicker
without Beagle and ZMD.  The only problem I have is there is no software
remover and I have to use YaST2 and delete whatever application(s) I
need.  As a new user, this does not seem to be the way to go.  I know
that ZMD has a software remover, but didn't I just get away from that? 
Is there another or is the YaST2 delete ok?

Dwain


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