Howdy, As a newcomer to this List, I don't expect to have edit permissions to any of these pages, but here are my recommendations to the Talking Points. Someone else can upload if they see fit. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Although YAST (gui) and zypper(command line) are both powerful software management tools, they reference a common database, using either tool eliminates gives you choice while avoiding software management dysfunctionality. While SuSE has changed emphasis stability/leading_bleeding edge for several releases, SuSE still is one of the quickest to adopt subsystem updates and for that reason has a better than average record supporting varied hardware and software. Might mention that not only does OpenSuSE support both Gnome and KDE, apps from either/both can be installed and running at the same time (although can greatly increase size/number of libraries installed). Co-existence, not hard choices! ------------------------------------------------------------------ Just a FYI - I have a long history supporting Microsoft Small Business Server. Although I don't actually advocate one over the other (it all depends), am willing to be a sounding board to ensure any/all statements on this subject are accurate. HTH, Tony On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 10:54 AM, jdd wrote:

Le 31/01/2011 19:01, Jos Poortvliet a écrit :

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Hi all,

Besides the "what's cool in openSUSE" I also worked on the arguments on our talking page: http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Talking_points#Why_openSUSE

Have a look, add, fix, comment please!!!

I added a lot of things, and certainly forgot a lot as well. I don't know other distros than openSUSE (of course :-), Mandriva Debian and Ubuntu, and always think openSUSE is far more friendly!

jdd

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On Mon, 2011-01-31 at 12:41 -0800, Tony Su wrote:

Howdy,

As a newcomer to this List, I don't expect to have edit permissions to any of these pages, but here are my recommendations to the Talking Points. Someone else can upload if they see fit.

It's a wiki. So you can add just like anyone else. That's the spirit of community. We don't administrate, we collaborate. :-) (More below)

------------------------------------------------------------------ Although YAST (gui) and zypper(command line) are both powerful software management tools, they reference a common database, using either tool eliminates gives you choice while avoiding software management dysfunctionality.

While SuSE has changed emphasis stability/leading_bleeding edge for several releases, SuSE still is one of the quickest to adopt subsystem updates and for that reason has a better than average record supporting varied hardware and software.

Might mention that not only does OpenSuSE support both Gnome and KDE, apps from either/both can be installed and running at the same time (although can greatly increase size/number of libraries installed). Co-existence, not hard choices! ------------------------------------------------------------------

Just a FYI - I have a long history supporting Microsoft Small Business Server. Although I don't actually advocate one over the other (it all depends), am willing to be a sounding board to ensure any/all statements on this subject are accurate.

HTH, Tony

Very well written and I can see you're going to be a great asset to the marketing team. You have excellent wordsmithing skills and we need more of that on our team. I'm looking forward to seeing you more active in our team in the very near future. Especially as we get ready for the 11.4 release in March. One important thing... before someone around here takes a swipe at you. :-) The correct spelling is "openSUSE" not "OpenSUSE" or "OpenSuSE." The SuSE brand changed long ago and we're now in our 6th year of openSUSE. As for SuSE, it is now known as SUSE and is a brand name for the company, not the name for the distro, which is known as SUSE Linux Enterprise (SLE). So make sure you remember that and you'll always be in everyone's good favor. :-) Looking forward to meeting you in Los Angeles in a few weeks! Bryen M Yunashko openSUSE Marketing Team -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-marketing+help@opensuse.org