Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 199.164.56.5]
on December 19, 2008 06:41 PM
New, liberating license? It may be liberating compared to Suse's old EULA, but it doesn't liberate anything compared to other distros, such as Debian or Slackware.
As for the rest, read the article. It specifically notes the change to sudo over root (keyword "change"), refers to auto configuration at least twice without any mention of "optional", and bemoans the ineptness of YAST at registering changes to the botched auto config(which is why it's a sore spot... it fails as often as it works - and when it doesn't work it's a major PITA to work around. My system config tool is PICO, it works every time, and doesn't complain when I change things.)
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Re(1): Hmmmmm...
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 199.164.56.5] on December 19, 2008 06:41 PMAs for the rest, read the article. It specifically notes the change to sudo over root (keyword "change"), refers to auto configuration at least twice without any mention of "optional", and bemoans the ineptness of YAST at registering changes to the botched auto config(which is why it's a sore spot... it fails as often as it works - and when it doesn't work it's a major PITA to work around. My system config tool is PICO, it works every time, and doesn't complain when I change things.)
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