В 18:42 +0100 на 22.01.2021 (пт), Nicolas Kovacs написа: > Le 22/01/2021 à 18:04, Valeri Galtsev a écrit : > > I tried SUSE maybe 2-3 years later than you (around 2003). The > > first thing I > > disliked was: they have yast on top of standard configurations. > > First of > > all, it is quite unpleasant to deal with: infinitely long single > > file > > containing all configs. Next, you change one single thing, and yast > > to > > enable your change touches all config files. You need to create extra ".local" files to preserve your customizations. Totally different from RHEL. > All the hardcore distribution users out there (Slackware, Arch, > Gentoo, Crux, > FreeBSD) like to make fun of YaST. > > Ever tried to connect any Linux or BSD desktop to an LDAPS server > running Red > Hat Directory Server for authentication? > > With YaST it's done in less than 30 seconds in half a dozen mouse > clicks, and > it JustWorks(tm). I can confirm that YAST is quite powerful and I wish it was like 'smitty' (AIX) and allow you to invoke it with command line params. openSUSE has one big benefit which we do not have with CentOS -> you can upgrade your openSUSE to pure SUSE (if you need subscription) and you will be fully supported. RH refused to do that with CentOS - always reinstall. Also, openSUSE/SUSE introduced booting and reverting from a snapshot. Now RH is on the same path with the "BOOM Boot Manager". Best Regards, Strahil Nikolov