Re: [opensuse] OpenSuSE 10.3
On 9/5/07, jpff <jpff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
My hard disk gave up so I will have to reinstall an operating system.
I was wondering about 10.3 (I was using 10.2) but there only seem to
be gnome or kde system, and I want a "real" system, X, xterm, emacs,
no icons. What should I do? (no I will not install a desktop system,
icons, clicking ....)
==John ffitch
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No problem at all !
When you see the choise between KDE & GNOME, click on "Advanced",
setup openSUSE in text-mode, then add packages you need (X, xterm,
emacs, ...) via Yast or via zypper.
Yast fully works in text-mode.
openSUSE 10.3 is more or less stable by now, so I believe it should be
safe bet to install 10.3 BETA3 as a main system, that is released
tomorrow.
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-Alexey Eremenko "Technologov"
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