10.1 or 10.2?

[zuvuya]

In these posts I read that 10.2 would fix problems in 10.1 so I am
wondering what those problems were. I have installed 10.2 on my x86-64
system and am not happy with the new way that the KDE menu system works
and the things they left out of it. Thinking of going back to 10.1, but
first I would like to know what others thought the problems were.

Thanks.

[google01013]

1) if you don't like the new menu don't use it, switch back to the old one
I did. Right click the start button .....

2) 10.2 is much better then 10.1. You're there going back buys you what?

3) If you didn't have any problems in 10.1 before you won't if you go
back, biggest problems were with the zmd update service

4) What did they leave out? Were they in 10.1?

10.2 rocks!

--
OpenSuse 10.2 x64, KDE 3.5, Opera 9.x weekly

[Fogcat]

I dint like the "new menu" either; because I'm not used to it. I
changed it to the traditional KDE type, there is no problem. Once I get
used to it I most likely will like it too.

This is about personal choice, it is no problem at all. BTW, I use USB
sticks, keyboard, mouse, all without problems. Where is that bug?

I think I like 10.2, I like 10.1, I like 10.0, heck I like all the
versions I have used back to 8. If this is a troll, layoff. If this is
a legit complaint or prob. give it a chace for info to fix YOUR problem.

[Dennis Varnum]

Fogcat wrote:

I just upgraded to 10.2 2.6.18 from 9.3 and I like it a lot. However, I have
yet to get either of my wireless cards to work. I have a Netgear wg511t and
a Linksys wg54. I have been trying to get ndiswrapper to work and madwifi.
I guess I am not enough of a wiz to do it yet. Anyone manage to get wifi
going in 10.2. I had it going with my linksys card in 9.3 fine. It actually
recognized the netgear in 9.3.
--
SuSe 10.2 Linux OS on Dell Laptop
Woodworking is the best relaxation!