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If you're not familiar with iPrint, it is one of the nicest end-user technologies I think Novell develops. On Linux I find the technology even more appealing.... no rebooting, no restarting applications to use printers, nothing strange like that. With that said iPrint wasn't developed originally for a 64-bit platform, and wasn't developed for Linux first. That it works so well just makes me that much more pleased.

Configure netconfig in SLE 11 and openSUSE 11+ to provide you with a static domain search.

Configure netconfig in SLE 11 and openSUSE 11+ for use with Modem devices. (eg UMTS/G3 via a Mobile Phone)

A very good website for SUSE Linux installation.

In this guide I'll explain how to manage X displays (GUI) on Linux servers, and desktops in the best possible way and remotely. I'm still a CLI guy, and barely use the GUI, but nowadays more and more GUI tools are added to many Linux flavors so it's unavoidable to use them every now and then. This guide is based on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 (SLED) and the default display manager Gnome but should be very similar to OpenSUSE or other releases.

There are various reasons why people don’t try out Linux. The most common reason, is that they can’t bring themselves to remove the familiar Windows system and replace it with a totally new environment. Check out this tip from Domnic Mendes on how you can install Linux on your Windows machine.