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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. engagement rings . You can read more about the release hereThis [ 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 the [ 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, openSUSE & SUSE, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu
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.. centex . [ 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 11.2 KDE43Add [ 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.orgIf you’re [ 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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