SuSE distribution

[glenn at aoi.ultranet.com (Glenn Burkhardt)]

Just a couple of questions, to see if I'm missing anything:

1.  My impression is that the SuSE distribution doesn't probe for hardware as 
much as RedHat does, specifically, for Ethernet and graphics cards.  Am I 
right?

2.  The system configuration tools in Yast seem primitive and incomplete, again
compared to RedHat.  Have I missed some tool, or do I get a copy of Linuxconf, 
and
start configuring?

Also, someone at the Installfest asked what SuSE stands for - here goes:

"Gesellschaft f)B?r Software- und Systementwicklung mbH", which can be roughly
translated as "Company for Software- and System-Development" On October 21st,
1998, the official name has been changed from "S.u.S.E." to "SuSE" (without the
dots), mainly because people were often misspelling the old name and it was a
very uncomfortable to type. However, you may still use the old name, even
though it is expected to vanish."


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