Re: moving from 10 to 11, not so nice

Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
But without KDE 4, openSUSE 11 looks very decent to me. People who say
it's slow usually don't bother removing all the eye-candy that is there
by default. There's nothing the in the binaries that make it slow.
It's the default configuration that makes it slow, and the configuration
is up to you.

What is slow about it? I do not have the latest machine. Actualy it is
already a few years old. I have ran KDE 4 for a few hours with all the
things I could find and saw nothing that would indicate to methat it is
slow.

houghi
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