OpenSuse 10.3 on my Vaio VGN FS 740/W

As i said before i have on my Vaio, Vista and OpenSuse 10.3
Now it's been a while that i am testing Opensuse and i'm starting to think that i should remove vista completely.
I'm doing this for Linux on Laptops so anyone with my notebook could try this distro.

Pentium M Centrino Processor, 1.73 GHz	Works	No special procedure required during installation.
15,4 WXGA+ TFT Display	Works	During Installation correct the size of the display. It shows 17 and 5/4 and it should be 15,4 and 16/10. Disable the dual head.
Intel GMA 900 128MB Video Shared	Works	No special procedure required during installation.
1,2GB, 400 MHz DDR2	Works	No special procedure required during installation
80 GB Ultra ATA Hard Drive	Works	Fine. Expert Mode Partitioning for Dual Boot
Intel Pro/Wireless 2200	Works	No special procedure required during installation
DVD +R DL Drive	Works	No special procedure required during installation
Integrated Network Card	Works	No special procedure required during installation
Lithium-Ion Battery	Works	No special procedure required during installation
Realtek Sound Card	Works	No special procedure required if using Kernel 2.6.22.5 ALSA Sound drivers required for Kernel 2.6.22.5

Kernel 2.6.22.5 comes with the installation. I upgraded to kernel 2.6.22.13 and everything is fine.
Touchpad is a little bit too sensible but i get used to it. 3 Usb works fine, i haven't tested the PCMCIA and the Firewire (IEEE 13943). FN key does't work but you can modify the shortcut keys as you like.
Mounting Ntfs partition can be done during boot, but it's better to do it after so you mount ntfs with permissions. We are 5 students living together and we have a local Network, with Samba i had no problem joining it.
The only problem i had was when i got the update, i installed everything and after reboot my resolution went 1024x768; the strange thing was that if i enable the desktop effects my resolution returned 1280x800, so pay attention when you get the update. I don't like the keyring but i like very much Gnome.
I installed the gspca drivers and my webcam Creative Instant works fine with Skype beta 2 and with Ekiga. I use Ekiga on Sip with Voipcheap to make phone calls and the sound is great.
Hope this helped smb, Ciao.