YaST question?

[Ben Steeves]

On Tue, 2004-03-23 at 06:31, Aaron wrote:
> Yast is SuSe's gui configuration utility.
> I is quite extensive, but as with most gui's you have two choices either
> gui or not but you can't combine them, which means if the gui
> configuration for X lets say doesn't work and you must edit XF86 by hand
> forget using the gui.

Sun's new Sun Java Desktop System uses YaST for configuration, and I
nearly tore my hair out trying to get my wireless card working with it. 
I never really succeeded, either, and have since removed it.  When our
Novell boys get back from Brainshare next week, I'll probably be trying
out SuSE 9, too.  If it's using a newer version of YaST, maybe it will
be better...

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