The default SLAB looks like this:

Since I don’t need to have the Documents ad Places tabs, I will change their values by calling gconf-editor. So, in therminal:
:~> gconf-editor

The default SLAB looks like this:

Since I don’t need to have the Documents ad Places tabs, I will change their values by calling gconf-editor. So, in therminal:
:~> gconf-editor

I have been less than a year using the openSUSE distro and I can say it is more than I expected. Coming from a deb-based system, I got used to the rpm, and I feel fine with it, besides packages I use the most are rock solid, pretty much like the whole distro.
Well, when I started looking at the openSUSE distro, and what I could do for it, I just didn’t know where to start. The official website is a cool start point. There you can find all kind of guidelines. Then my best two bets were Translation and Marketing. I’ve been actively contributing with translations and I must say it’s been a great experience, everyone out there has been cool and helpful.
Also I must mention Joe Brockmeier, openSUSE’s Community Manager, and Martin Lasarsch of Core Services. They have been very responsive always.
I am more than ready to keep on colaborating with openSUSE. I am sure it is the best distro for me.