It's a pain in the butt.  When you add a service, you have to tell yast
(their set up tool) to start that service.  In my mind, if I installed 
the package, I want it started up upon boot.  If I don't want it 
started (xntp3, for example), I'll remove it from rc3.d.

Also, the logs rotate after filling up to a certain point instead
of weekly.  I prefer rotating by time, not quantity.

I guess I just don't like YaST.

George

"John (EBo) David" wrote:
> 
> George Toft wrote:
> >
> > ...
> >
> > My opinion of SuSE is radically different as a server, but is
> > beyond the scope of this message.
> 
> what is you opinion of SuSE as a server then?
> 
>  EBo --
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