SuSE updates desktop, corporate Linux

SuSE buy great move for Novell and IBM both.: Novell has no prob's with acquiring SuSE,
MonkeyBoy's twink McBride has a problem
with ethics, the Law, and maybe reality. $SC
blows, but that's old news.

I suspect SuSE may supplant Redhat in IBM's
plans over time, but both distros are great. I
like SuSE better than RH. Friends have been
waiting for the free release of SuSE 9 to
populate their home machines, but I know a
lot pf people who prefer Mandrake, for its
hardware detection, options and ease of
install. I remember how easy the disk
partitioning was with Mandrake even 3 years
ago. Jeeez, couldn't get Windoze to do that in a
million years.

Anyway, I've now surplused a few machines,
good time to throw out W98, in with SuSE. Not
NEARLY the pig that XP is...; Posted by: dicktaurus@... Posted on: 11/24/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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other sources ryusen | 11/24/03

Non compete document NTrant | 11/25/03

They are not competing bidemytime | 11/25/03

Linux is NOT Unix davescafe | 11/25/03

courts ryusen | 11/25/03

Not exactly Dave P. | 11/25/03

That's kinda funny... Michael Kelly | 11/25/03

I'd like to try this, but... BitTwiddler | 11/25/03

Desktop Linux IT_User | 11/26/03

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