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Useful openSUSE 11.0 Repositories for the best SUSE Experience

With openSUSE 11.0’s release coming around the corner, I felt it was about time that we talk about some of the most useful repositories to make the best out of your openSUSE experience (which will be great with or without the additions of the repos I have included).

Here is the wiki I have written to show some of the most useful repositories.

Some of the repos I touch on in the wiki are KDE4, KDE3, Education (for Bluefish mainly), Compiz Fusion and many more.

Please e-mail me if you would like some added or if you felt this was helpful.

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  1. June 6th, 2008 at 01:15 | #1

    Packman miss there :-)

  2. ben.kevan
    June 6th, 2008 at 13:50 | #2

    Thank you Marek. I have added Packman (which to me is the most important repo to actually set up , along with the VideoLAN repo for the people that require MultiMedia Packages).

    Thanks for the heads up.

  3. Valery
    June 10th, 2008 at 22:44 | #3

    What I’m missing in SUSE is the absence of high perfomance lisp compilers like sbcl and cmucl. Another problem is that i’m always uncomfortable with package manager. The package managment imlicitly assumes that user has a fast internet. It is not possible to leave computer for the automatic update( install) because the automatic continuation of the abrupt downloads is not supported. That’s why I’d like to see some additional DVD with SUSE rpm, as well.

  4. Ivo
    June 23rd, 2008 at 13:04 | #4

    I am sharing /home between Ubuntu and openSUSE and it looks like it is was not a very good idea. I should have created a different user for openSUSE, as some customizations are not working properly.

    Anyway, here are some questions:

    1. How does KVM work under openSUSE? It is quite easy to use in under Ubuntu, where modules are loaded automatically.

    2. Where is KINO application (for video editing and DV capture?).

    Thanks,
    Ivo

  5. Ivo
    June 23rd, 2008 at 13:18 | #5

    Sorry, I’m fast to ask question, before I do any search. I can run kvm now.

    As for kino I thought I found it under smilutils package, but that does not appear to be the case.

  6. Sergio
    August 23rd, 2008 at 17:21 | #6

    how i can play xvid/mp4 with totem?
    i already installed the codecs from OpenSuse software; but totem says: Search for suitable codec?
    Only i can listen but not see the video
    Sorry for my bad english (i speak spanish)

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