On 2016-07-05 04:51, Ed Damvelt wrote:
I recently switched from 13.1 to Tumbleweed and would like to make some remarks Maybe I can clarify some of your remarks for you.
- Booting takes a very long time Have a look at systemd-analyze to see what consumes most of your startup time. Was is a plain installation or an upgrade? Remind that a plain installation of Tumbleweed used btrfs and snapshots extensively. Thus a too small root partition gets soon full and thus slow.
However, I miss the possibility to have a look and switch off what I do not need; it would be nice to have something non-command line identical to services.msc under Windows Yast has a services plugin (in German "Dienste-Verwaltung") where you can see what gets started. On console systemctl enable/disable with code completion (TAB) is also very convenient.
- The system user configuration is limited compared to 13.1 What are you missing?
One general remark: When a program goes wrong, e.g. when writing and no access, it hangs and there is no possibility to close it. Cancel only works during normal execution, not when it hangs, and right-clicking in the toolbar and selecting close (hehe, now schließen) neither. There is no sure-working emergency brake for such cases, at least not that I have found. I have experienced this since I first installed Suse, quite some years ago. In KDE: press CRTL+ALT+ESC to switch to mouse-pointer to a skull symbol. Then click on the window you want to close. In console: use kill $PID (with -15 or -9 if necessary).
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