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A quick translation/paraphrase

Google translator gave me the gist of raphael's post. I won't include the actual translation since even Google's language tool isn't perfect, but raphael actually made some good points.

To paraphrase, it's a pretty description, but a bit loose and vague. I made a lot of assumptions, including that users would have DHCP and would not want to preserve their old OS. However, SUSE seems very mature and he is impressed. He also noticed that SUSE seems to be getting away from the generation of RPMs in its installer (Yast).

He is correct on all points. I took a pretty high level approach since the series of articles to which this relates on education.zdnet.com really are directed at new users. Hopefully more advanced users can still make use of this for training, while others who might be considering a switch can get a glimpse of what they're in for.

Thanks for the comment...

Chris Dawson

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