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Building a fully functional linux OS with OpenSuse 11.0


Eventhough OpenSuse is an open source OS just like ubuntu it comes with a bundle of software packages and repositories, we cannot play media files directly in Totem media player (which is the default Media Player of OpenSuse 11.0). You can install packages from additional repositories. Installation is so simple. Just download the repository files with ".ymp" extension and double click to configure and update your system. These repositories include packages from well known sources like VLC,GOOGLE,KDE, GNOME, NVIDIA and ATI.

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