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Installing VirtualBox on openSUSE 11.2
By now, everyone has heard the hot phrase “Virtualization”. But did you know, there is more then just VMware in the Desktop Virtualization arena? Although [ continue reading... ]
Tag: "opensuse 11.2"
Installing Wine Development 1.1.37 on openSUSE Linux
Recently the Wine HQ team announced that Wine Development Branch 1.1.37 has been released. You can read more about the release here This tutorial will [ continue reading... ]
GNOME 2.29.4 Release – Development
By ben.kevan on Dec 28, 2009 in GNOME & KDE
The next development release of GNOME has been released as per it’s snapshot schedule. Here’s an excert from their release: You can add this using [ continue reading... ]
Installing openSUSE 11.2 Walk Through – VirtualBox
I went ahead and just did a quick screenshot walk through of installing openSUSE 11.2, and some possible points of interest for anyone that may [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.4 Solid Auto Mount Enhancements
As an addition to my previous posting of KDE 4.4 Enhancements, I thought I’d bring to the forefront, that another great feature that will be [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.4 Beta 1 – Tabbed Windows Review – openSUSE
By ben.kevan on Dec 05, 2009 in Fedora & RedHat, GNOME & KDE, Linux Mint, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, openSUSE & SUSE
Ok, I have to admit when I first thought or heard of this feature in KDE 4.4, I wasn’t really excited. I thought.. now why [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.3.4 Released – openSUSE Build Service
You can upgrade to the newest version of KDE 4.3.4 using the openSUSE BuildService. Add the KDE 4.3 Repository using: sudo zypper ar http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/KDE:/43/openSUSE_11.2/ openSUSE\ [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.3.3 Released – openSUSE Build Service
KDE 4.3.3 was recently released and had many fixes to the KDE 4 Desktop Environment. To read more about the release check out kde.org If [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.3 – It’s ready for the real world
Back during the release of KDE 4.0.0, I made a decision to abandon KDE and move to GNOME as I felt that KDE 4 was [ continue reading... ]
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