Installation went without much problems, very user friendly installation interface.
Only problem was after reboot, the system refused to boot via grub. Took a little while to figure out what was happening (as I was not expecting nothing to go wrong). Found that the grub menu.lst was misconfigured (got configured as (hd1,x), instead of (hd0,x)) on my two hard disk, multi-OS desktop. Cant blame, for not being able to set it up right for the complex configuration I have.
Here are some observations.
- Comes with perl 5.10, which is great.
- No problem with X on my nvidia (there was no problem in Open SUSE 10.2/3 either)
- KDE4... had a couple crashes already in my 1hour or so of usage! Had tried KDE4 on OpenSUSE 10.3, dint work well, had given up and backed up to KDE 3.5.x. Hoping that is not going to be the case again.
- Hate the width of the bottom panel, I reduced it to the minimum size (there is no customized size). Also the font size of the clock. Adding date with year, time with seconds helped.
- Not the latest released version of Firefox. I think it is some 3.0b5. At one point while accessing one of the website realized the flash needs to be installed. Just clicking on the buttons, took me to the adobe's website and got installed flawlessly.
- Try to install anything from the network using yast, din't work. Either because of the network congestion or because of the yast configuration.
- Haven't tried any 3D stuff, not sure if I can with the hardware I have.
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