openSUSE Leap 42.1

1. Insert openSUSE 42.1 Insallataion DVD in DVd drive and boot from the DVD.

2. Select Installation in the screen and press ENTER.


3. Wait for the initializing and Click Next
 
4. Click Next to Accept the License Agreement.
 
5. Setup will check for the system configuration, Click NEXT

6. Select the Hard Disk from the list or you can select Custom Partition if you like to choose options.

 7. In custom partitions, then I select Create LVM-Based Proposal 
 8. Click Next to procceed for Installation.
 9. Select Asia/Kolkatta for Clock and Time Zone.
 10. Here we can select GNOME/KDE I Selected Gnome Desktop, Click NEXT.
 11. Provide the username and password for default login.
 12. Provide the password and click Next, Here I provided a simple password it showing warning that a password is too simple.
 12. Click Install, Here we can choose Export configuration for changing such things.
 13. Click Install to confirm 
 14.After the installation starts the screen looks like this.
 15. While installation it will show some of the features available in the SUSE Linux.


























16. After the installation the system will get rebooted and  the screen looks like this.
























17. Click on the Activities to activate the menu.




















18. Click on the menu button to see the Applications installed in the system.


























Keywords: SUSE, openSUSE, Leap 32.1, Leap, Installation, Linux.

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