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Try 6.1 noob :)

• Zardoz84 8y ago
  try 5.3 . The old good YaST rulez
  • pferde 8y ago
    Yast was never good. I still have nightmares of it happily overwriting and destroying my configuration on several occasions. No warnings shown or questions asked.
    • lysium 8y ago
      Oh, memories! Does Suse still use yast or did they replace it?
      • pferde 8y ago
        Oh, it's still there, we just never use it. Or mention it in polite company.
      • rmk2 8y ago
        openSUSE still "uses" YaST, as in, if you choose to change something via YaST, it will happily do so. You can also simply install/uninstall various components. It also happily integrates with changes made elsewhere (e.g. the "Firewall"-module wraps around firewalld nowadays, which you can influence either via YaST or firewall-cmd etc.). I sometimes use the Package Management part of it, since searching for something is sometimes quite nice in it. That said, I don't use it for installing software or doing updates etc., so you can absolutely use e.g. zypper & YaST side-by-side.