fedora or suse

[led_shankar]

@Threadstarter: I'd suggest using Live CDs to see what you're most comfortable with.

[aditya.shevade]

@Hellknight

Thanks for the info, but I searched for that and the partitioner in YAST did the job for me. At first there were some problems, but then it worked out. Thanks anyways.

Aditya

[hellknight]

Originally Posted by aditya.shevade

@Hellknight

Thanks for the info, but I searched for that and the partitioner in YAST did the job for me. At first there were some problems, but then it worked out. Thanks anyways.

Aditya

Always delighted to help. Now please help me out. I want to run Videos on it but i don't have a fast internet connection. But I can go to cyber cafes for downloading anything. So please guide me..

[Pathik]

i think u shd download the w32 codecs pack., or get vlc player.. I think its available 4 linux nd plays most formats

[mehulved]

Originally Posted by hellknight

Always delighted to help. Now please help me out. I want to run Videos on it but i don't have a fast internet connection. But I can go to cyber cafes for downloading anything. So please guide me..

I am not sure, but you should have mplayer in the CD/DVD of SUSE. If you haven't installed it, then install it. Then download win32codecs rpm from packman http://packman.links2linux.org/package/Win32-Codecs
Pathiks have you ever tried installing VLC manually? If not then try it once. Of course vlc is available for linux it's a FOSS product after all.

[aditya.shevade]

^^I don't think that mplayer is there on the DVD, I dunno about the CD. But you can get that or the VLC player. I installed VLC from it's site www.videolan.org/vlc and download the rpm package.

[hellknight]

Originally Posted by aditya.shevade

^^I don't think that mplayer is there on the DVD, I dunno about the CD. But you can get that or the VLC player. I installed VLC from it's site www.videolan.org/vlc and download the rpm package.

Thanks everyone above for letting me know about multimedia in SUSE.

[aditya.shevade]

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