In Search of the Perfect KDE4 Distro – 1 openSUSE 11.3
On the final day of my series on using KDE4 for seven days I made the bold statement that I would switch from being a Gnome user to KDE4 if I could only find myself the perfect KDE4 distro. Today I start that quest with openSUSE 11.3
What Do I Want?
On Day 7 of my Using KDE series I listed three needs that I needed to be satisfied in order for me to decide on a KDE4 distro to be my default desktop, replacing my Ubuntu Lucid install for work. They are:
1. Stability
2. Feature Completeness
3. Hardware Support
How does KDE stack up with these so far?
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