1-Click install of GIMP 2.4 on OpenSUSE

The 1-Click install is turning out to be really productive. People are adapting it for installing many softwares.
The latest version of Gimp, version 2.4, is also available for install via the Community repository.
Install it using the Following links

For OpenSUSE 10.3

For OpenSUSE Factory.


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Got a Trick -- Share it

We all love small tricks that can make all the difference.
If you have one share it with the world and let all appreciate it.
It can be as simple as changing the desktop layout or more complicated like writing/compiling a kernel module.
I will respect your views and share most of your post as it is or might change a thing or two.
Please post your comments and I will post it in Guest Tips and Tricks Column.

Abhay Kumar Srivastava

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PCLinuxOS Bounces Back on Distrowatch

The latest version of Ubuntu, Gutsy Gibbon aka 7.10, was released on 18th October 2007 and it immediately catapulted Ubuntu to top of Distrowatch rankings for 7 days.
PCLinuxOS has dominated Distrowatch rankings since some time and many speculated the rise of Ubuntu as the end of reign of PCLinuxOS  at Distrowatch.
However, release or no release, PCLinuxOS has established itself as a force to reckon with. It immediately bounced back and now again enjoys top position at Distrowatch.
Here are the rankings

1. Rankings for 7 Days
   
2. Rankings for 30 Days
   
3. Rankings for 3 Months
   
4. Rankings for 6 Months
   

Great going PCLinuxOS.

Disclaimer ::

1. Please do not add HPD of other canonical distributions like Kubuntu, Xubuntu etc as Canonical itself releases them as separate distros, moreover Distrowatch lists them individually.
2.  I do not mean that PCLinuxOS is more popular than Ubuntu. I agree Ubuntu definitely is much more popular.
3. These are Distrowatch HPD rankings and I am merely reporting them.
   
4. People have not setup any bots or agents to increase PCLinuxOS HPD, the Distrowatch experiment proves this.