Re: Next openSUSE
- From: Vahis <waxborg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:20:35 GMT
On 2009-08-21, Happy Oyster <happy.oyster@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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The big problems occurs when using VMware and the automatic update spoils the
kernel. The only way to stop that: to switch off automatic update. (The
parameter of the special switch for the kernel I had not known.)
Most of the time the biggest whiners _don't know_
I have in my crontab: zypper up -y -t patch --skip-interactive
It was put there by YaST.
It gave me mail yesterday about the available kernel patch.
Simple.
I update the kernel when it best suits me. Like I did 1 hour 22 mins ago.
After that I simply ran #vmware-config.pl
Nothing spoiled there.
Simple again.
Beagle is a craze when one deals with large file numbers.
I don't know about you but here it works just fine.
Once I got to know what needs to and what must not be done.
Before that it gave me some probs. Instead of whining and moaning I went
to ask for advise and I got help instantly.
Now it works fine and finds anything in a second
from my several TB of disks.
Simple
Grow up.
That may not be so simple.
Vahis
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