Warp wrote:
> most part it's one of the best OS apps ever.

It also has the advantage over many others that it doesn't screw up your 
hand-built configurations when you use it.  If you manually add routes to 
your routing files, then use YaST to edit them, it neither discards them nor 
chokes, but rather makes the changes right in the same file you made your 
changes. This is a big win,when you need to ask someone else to help out or 
if you have some changes YaST can't handle. And that's true of everything 
YaST configures, as far as I can tell. It doesn't have a separate list of 
init.d scripts (for example) that it clobbers yours with when you change 
something after manually adding init.d scripts.

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