Warp wrote:
>
>   Just remember one thing with suse: Whenever you want to configure
> something, check first if you can do it with yast2. It's not only
> easier that way, but also recommended (harded to screw up things).
> Most things can be done with it. This includes program installation
> (for most programs, although not all). Even if someone (or some page)
> tells you to "open such and such file and edit such and such line",
> just check first if you could configure that thing with yast2. (Most
> of those advices are for debian anyways :P )
> 

One addition for this. If you'll anyway for some reason edit some
configs directly, backup them before you'll run yast2 next time. In my
experience, when you configure something (eg. Samba) under yast2, it'll
write the whole config again and you're little changes might get lost.

As with everything, backups are the key of surviving ;). Backups,
backups, backups...

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