On Wednesday, May 09, 2007 4:30 pm Kam Leo wrote: > You will have to manually remove the SUSE configuration tools (YAST, > SAX, etc.) and any other SUSE specific applications/utilities that are > no longer useful or applicable. Those may not be a major problem. > Package selection and implementation differences may. For example: > SUSE uses Sun's java. Fedora uses JPackage.org's. SUSE does not use > SELinux. Fedora does. Etc. Etc. Oh, it gets far, far worse than that. BTW, openSUSE's equivalent to SELinux is AppArmor. To make it worse, NONE of the KDE packages in openSUSE match the KDE packages in Fedora Core, so if you're planning to use KDE, you have to remove the whole thing and put it back in later. I believe Xorg is named differently as well, which will drag in EVERY graphical app as a dependency into the removal process. By the time you're done, the system will likely be crippled... -- Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
