SuSE 10.1 Setup Page 4 For a desktop (end-user or software developer) system, choose the following groups. Those for a development workstation have a note in parens after the group name. Note that I do not pick and choose individual packages inside a group; disk space is cheap and even a robust install doesn't take much room, so I just select the whole group. • All of KDE • Office • Games • Multimedia • Simple Web Server (development only) • Network/Server (development only) • Experienced User • Latex (development only) • Fonts • Non-Open Source packages Under Mobile Computing, add two more: • tpb – ThinkPad buttons • usbview – USB Topology Then change the Filter from "Selections" to "Search", look for "thunderbird", and select it. Also choose any others that are germane to your needs (such as Laptop or Mobile Computing).Finally, click "Accept" to go to the next screen.The system will display a "Checking dependencies" dialog, then one or more License Agreements, depending on if you picked Non-Open Source Packages. The system will display a "Evaluating package selection" dialog and then send you back to the "Installation Settings" page.