Hi. El Lunes, 26 de octubre de 2015 11:21:23 Gerrit Kruse escribió:
I know it's a bit too late for the upcoming leap release, nevertheless...
First: The standard installation with KDE as default desktop leads to a mixture of old and new software.
- Why do openSUSE still uses Apper as package manager. Apper is discontinued by upstream development. - Why ist KDEPIM4 the default while KDEPIM5 is in the repos. - Kleopatra is ported to KF5 while KGPG not. Why not deliver Kleopatra by default? - KDE Plasma 5 has an integrated audio-applet (plasma-pa). Why openSUSE has KMix also pre-installed?
I was told that audio-applet only works with PulseAudio. I use ALSA but I could install KMix by myself.
- openSUSE prefers the unmaintained Kopete. Why not the up to date KDE- Telepathy? - IceWM? Realy?
I think so because I know how to manage software, but we also have to think on the new users coming to GNU/Linux from others OS. Install/uninstall software is a bit confusing at the beginning. In addition it's a plus for many users that like having the software installed just in case...
Secondery: OpenSUSE delivers a very bloated standard installation. The question which audience openSUSE Leap has.
- Do the Users need android-tools by default? - Do they need a semi-professional photo-suite like digikam? Gwenview should cover most needs. - How many users are really need a professional image editing tool like GIMP? - Why should KDE-Users need GNOME-Tools like gnomeonlineaccounts or system- config-printer?
I think that GTK programs installed (GIMP, Firefox, ...) add them as dependencies.
- Why do openSUSE install by default a bunch of lib32-Packages on an 64bit system?
I wonder this too. I figure there are 32 bits applications shipped with the DVD that needs them. I always perform custom installations and remove all the 32 bits packages without any issue. WINE is the only program I seldom use that triggers 32 bits packages installation.
- Do normal users need an mailserver like postfix?
P.S. Sorry for my bad English.
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