Long-Term Review: openSUSE 12.2 KDE
I did this long-term review on my normal UROP desktop computer with the 64-bit edition of the OS.
Day 0
I tried the live session again using a live USB made with MultiSystem. It worked fine as usual.
Day 1
Installation went well. I really like the way that openSUSE smartly suggests partition layouts, though it could use a little more explanation regarding the partition labels and layout for newbies. The installation took about 5 minutes in all. After the zeroth reboot came some final installation configuration, followed by the desktop, which I quickly customized as usual.
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