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openSUSE as a Server: A Frank and Honest Review

openSUSE as a Server: A Frank and Honest Review

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For years, the “What’s the best server OS?” debate has been dominated by the usual suspects: Ubuntu Server, CentOS (and its successors), and Debian. As a sysadmin who loves to tinker, I decided to step off the beaten path and give openSUSE a serious try in a production-like environment. After several months of running everything from web servers to home lab applications, I’ve formed some strong opinions.

UMPlayer – open source powerful media player

UMPlayer – open source powerful media player

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I am now working under cross-platform, i.e. Windows 7 and OpenSUSE, a Linux distributtion. I  can say nothing but love to Linux especially when I coding on it. However, I have to admit that entertainment is really not that good in Linux, no matter in OpenSUSE or Ubuntu.  Kaffiene is my default media player in OpenSUSE 12.1 (KDE), and owing to many potent reason, most of media player can not contain commercial media encodes. And even you are familiar with…

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