TuxTraining

To find which version of SUSE Linux are you running, look in the following file:

/etc/SuSE-release

Open the file in your desktop environment or use in a console

cat /etc/SuSE-release

which should show something similar to (x86-64 means 64-bit version):

SUSE LINUX 10.0 (X86-64) OSS
VERSION = 10.0

Below is a list of how to do things in Ubuntu in comparison on how to do them in OpenSuse.
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If you want to secure your server using AppArmor, you have to create and modify the profiles for all the applications you use. This can easily be done using the YaST AppArmor modules or the command-line tools.

The YaST modules are more or less self-explaining, but more for mouse users.

Therefore I’ll explain the command-line tools a bit. I’ll also explain some AppArmor basics when needed.

Of course these instructions are also valid if you use your computer as a workstation

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I found much advice on mounting NTFS partitions, anecdotal, fragmented, mostly good advice in the major Suse community support forums. But I was confused by the diversity. And some advice was problematic. Here is a consolidation.

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You want to be able to access shared folders on Windows machines from your Linux system? Then this tutorial is for you:

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