openSUSE 11.2 Gnome edition - Fantastic
I'm such a plonker. I've only recently realized that all these years, I've never tried openSUSE with the Gnome desktop. And having just done that, I must say I regret the omission oh so badly, because openSUSE 11.2 with Gnome is simply fabulous. Even more so than the KDE edition.
Magic is in the detail
So they say, and this is absolutely true. openSUSE is not just another distro. It's a fully fledged, powerful operating system developed by one of the largest Linux companies, Novell. It's a complete business solution, carefully crafted to suit the needs of paying customers on the corporate level. The best part is, as the home user, you get to enjoy all these benefits for free.
When you fire up openSUSE 11.2 Emerald furnished with Gnome, you start appreciating the professional dedication and deep thought invested in making it look smart, polished, expensive, capable of catering to your grandma and the friskiest project manager.
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