Akhirnya setelah sekian lama menggunakan OpenSuSE 11.0, saya memutuskan untuk kembali ke Ubuntu. Ada beberapa pertimbangan saat saya memutuskan untuk kembali ke Ubuntu antara lain :
Well, It’s Jaunty time…Good bye OpenSuSE 11.0. Thank you for your cooperation and dedication.
Di kantor masih banyak server-server berbasis Windows (gue gak bisa apa2 soal ini karena kebijakan kantor terdahulu dan developer disini Microsoft minded dengan .NET Framework buzzword). Walaupun gue pribadi pemakai Linux. Gue memakai OpenSuSE 11.0 di notebook kantor dan gak ada Windowsnya sama sekali…full linux.
Parahnya lagi, dalam 2 bulan terakhir ini jaringan internal kantor diserang oleh virus dan worm yang menjengkelkan. Antivirus yang dipakai kantor (Kaspersky) tidak mampu menahan serangan ini. Vendor dan supportnya juga kelabakan. Walaupun gue tenang-tenang karena notebook tidak terjangkiti namun ikutan repot gara-gara worm ini.
Gue dalam berbagai kesempatan selalu berusaha propose ke bos untuk switch aplikasi berbasis Java dengan harapan agar aplikasi bisa berjalan multiplatform. Artinya gue juga bisa propose untuk migrasi mengggunakan Linux. Gue menaruh harapan besar untuk hal ini.
Kemaren coba-coba nyari software untuk download manager di repositorynya openSuSE, eh, nemu aplikasi yang menarik. Free Rapid Downloader, software untuk download file dari rapidshare.
Trus coba ambil dan install dari repositorynya. Trus langsung coba download dari link-link rapidshare. Karena saya tidak punya account premium maka saya pake yang free aja. Lumayan sih Kita tinggal paste URL-URL rapidshare trus dijalanin. Kalaupun ada timernya, kita gak harus nungguin dan tekan Download.
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Ternyata gak cuma rapidshare yang disupport. Beberapa server file sharing juga disupport. Cukup banyak juga sih.
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Silakan mencoba !!
The ability to make screenshots with YaST during installation is little known. This is very useful, for example if writing a guide on how to install SUSE. Normally installation screenshots are easily available on the net – but often only in English – this way you can have installation screenshots in your own language. Of course these screenshots can be used for many other purposes also.
It’s real easy – all you have to do is the following.
You need access to some kind of filesystem to be able to save the screenshots – if you plan to format your entire harddisk during installation it’s not recommended to use this filesystem of course. This example uses a floppy disk, you can use any filesystem however, i.e. usb-key, harddisk partition or other.
When the YaST graphical installer starts, press Ctrl+Alt+F2 – this will provide you with a root terminal. Write the following command:
mount /dev/fd0 /media/
This will mount the floppy disk to /media/.
Press Ctrl+Alt+F7 to return to the graphical installer.
Now all you have to do is press Prt Screen. A file dialog will appear asking you where to save the screenshot – save it to the location where you mounted the filesystem – in this case /media/
During the Package Installation part of installation you’re only allowed to make screenshots if certain objects are in focus – hit Tab and Prt Screen alternately a couple of times and you should be al right.
The screenshots are saved in PNG format.
When you’re done taking screenshots/before ending the installation you should unmount the filesystem to ensure all data is actually written to the filesystem.
Hit Ctrl+Alt+F2 to go to the virtual terminal. Write the following command:
umount /media/ (or any other mount point you might have used).
Notice that you cannot unmount the directory you’re currently located in – so if you’re in /media/ cd to some other location before unmounting.
Tutorial singkat diatas diambil dari situs OpenSuSE.
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