Bug 531264

User-Agent:       Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux x86_64; en-GB; rv:1.9.0.10) Gecko/2009042700 SUSE/3.0.10-1.1.1 Firefox/3.0.10

I have just started to read about VM ware and want to start at the begining with going to Yast from a KDE Default desktop and finding 3 icons dedicated to the installation of set files and GUI tools.
After following the installation of hypervision, all the required files and settings were installed. I restarted the PC and selected XEN....as this was mentioned in investigation.
After selecting the Xen option from the Grub Menu, as I had been advised I was presented with a complete console prompt. I logged in as root and was forced to run yast2 under CGI huge letters.
A very long script file then asked for my preferences some of which I did not know.
The selection of components in this very long script was not even presented as a line editor; 1 typo and you retype the line.
I did configure a network bridge that was suppose to work, but that particular Network Bridge was not presented time ever.
A was asked via a line editor to make decisions that I had no idea for online help with via a batch file that looked more at home as BASIC.

I would suggest that many many users would not have been able to answer the question.

I just want to get rid of any changes it has made to disks and de-install the software, however someone forgot that in creating a single click install you need to create 'De-Install Option.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.There is no functional click on how to automatically removed the VM Ware Files that are installed
2. There is no single click to remove any of the permanent remnants of my disks, directories, and unknown file config changes.
3.Hypervision at this stage is pure rubbish that makes crude PC environmental conditional assumptions for Video, NIC, DHCP Services being Present and  Available. 
Actual Results:  
My Personal small peaks at open VM-ware are nothing but sickening. and may be ready for full release by 2020. We cannot guarantee that all files will install  by GUI in YAST. We have to revert to CGI text and a line editor to create a configuration file. There is no response after using Yast to install and bugs and have a function desktop working
AND If we dont like it and what its has done we cannot GUI removal of it!

Expected Results:  
The planet is just about to get a huge hit in the arm with a possibly, again near perfect vm-ware that will probably accommodate us as Suse Linux.

Can we expect to remain a profitable company in the coming decade if Windows 7  can not run each other O/S (including ours with full transparency and user GUI tools

For a ***Yast***** Specifically to designed application to be able to install/maintain under GUI but not remove or uninstall it's programs and legacy configures as purely a Novell.de Management Function to deal with

I expect that "Our Open VMWARE" should be removed from open packing lists, bar members, and from community repositories.

Otherwise we are going to have a larger number of Windows 7 running VM Ware with a Subordinate expectation of Suse Linux by every one and there we will remain fixed as the subordinate topic of different and technically