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[opensuse] 10.3 -- Well done!
- From: Buddy Coffey <bcoffey@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 18:39:07 -0400
- Message-id: <47080E8B.6050303@xxxxxxxxxx>
I want to add my "well done" for a most excellent 10.3 release. The
smoothness of the update mechanism is worth the switch if nothing else,
especially for those who remember the disastrous 10.1 release.
I upgraded from 10.2 to 10.3 rather than doing a fresh install. I was
asked to resolve some package conflicts (due to my adding non-openSuSE
rpms it would seem). I did so, performed the install, and then added
them back.
Performance is about the same as before. My number crunching routines
are running 2-3% faster, but that's due to the newer kernel I suspect.
The only problem I had was with VMware Workstation 5.5, which would not
re-install with the new kernel. I kept getting a compile error. I
upgraded to version 6 (asked for a 30 day eval license) and that
installed fine. Then, when I launched a windows virtual machine, I
found that bridged networking didn't work but NAT did. A simple change,
and perhaps there's a simpler fix.
My only complaint: green isn't my favorite color. (Fortunately, that
was easily fixed!)
Again, my thanks and a "well done" to the openSuSE team!
Buddy Coffey
Applied Research Associates, Inc.
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smoothness of the update mechanism is worth the switch if nothing else,
especially for those who remember the disastrous 10.1 release.
I upgraded from 10.2 to 10.3 rather than doing a fresh install. I was
asked to resolve some package conflicts (due to my adding non-openSuSE
rpms it would seem). I did so, performed the install, and then added
them back.
Performance is about the same as before. My number crunching routines
are running 2-3% faster, but that's due to the newer kernel I suspect.
The only problem I had was with VMware Workstation 5.5, which would not
re-install with the new kernel. I kept getting a compile error. I
upgraded to version 6 (asked for a 30 day eval license) and that
installed fine. Then, when I launched a windows virtual machine, I
found that bridged networking didn't work but NAT did. A simple change,
and perhaps there's a simpler fix.
My only complaint: green isn't my favorite color. (Fortunately, that
was easily fixed!)
Again, my thanks and a "well done" to the openSuSE team!
Buddy Coffey
Applied Research Associates, Inc.
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