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TIP: Restoring the Default Settings
You can reset all changes to the defaults by clicking Change > Reset to Defaults.
YaST then shows the original proposal again.
3.9.1 Partitioning (Overview)
Review and—if necessary—change the partition setup proposed by the system.
Changing the partition setup either let's you partition a specific disk or, when choosing
Custom Partitioning, apply your own partitioning scheme. Modifying the partition
setup opens the Expert Partitioner described in
er" (page 155).
3.9.2 Booting (Expert)
YaST proposes a boot configuration for your system. Other operating systems found
on your computer, such as Microsoft Windows or other Linux installations, will auto-
matically be detected and added to the boot loader. However, SUSE Linux Enterprise
Desktop will be booted by default. Normally, you can leave these settings unchanged.
If you need a custom setup, modify the proposal for your system. For information, see
Section "Configuring the Boot Loader with YaST" (Chapter 10, The Boot Loader
GRUB, ↑Administration Guide).
3.9.3 Software (Overview)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop contains a number of software patterns for various
application purposes. Click Software to start the pattern selection and modify the instal-
lation scope according to your needs. Select your pattern from the list and see a pattern
description in the right part of the window. Each pattern contains a number of software
packages needed for specific functions (e.g. Multimedia or Office software). For a more
detailed selection based on software packages to install, select Details to switch to the
YaST Software Manager.
You can also install additional software packages or remove software packages from
your system at any later time with the YaST Software Manager. For more information,
refer to Chapter 6, Installing or Removing Software
Section 12.1, "Using the YaST Partition-
(page 65).
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