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I'm a total newbie and most of my questions are already answered here, but SuSE related problems remained unsolved.
At least now I'll have a place to ask the questions
SuSE is indeed an amazing distro and i'm very glad to see it here.
One comment though...
I apologize for being picky, but shouldn;t the forum be titled "Novell SuSE" as SuSE is being called since the purchae by Novell? (You'll see a lot of this on SuSE 9,2)
I agree - Novell Suse - but is it really bad? I think Linux world need some comercialization, maybe than we will see no-bugs products. And we will alway have a chance to go to some other distro, say, Debian or Gentoo.
Originally posted by Zhenya I agree - Novell Suse - but is it really bad? I think Linux world need some comercialization, maybe than we will see no-bugs products. And we will alway have a chance to go to some other distro, say, Debian or Gentoo.
For good or for bad,Linux is fairly heavily commercialized already. Nonetheless, i think it is positive for the distribution as far as a wider acceptance goes. People and moreso corporations are very weary of anything "free".
That said, we still need the free distro's. I came across a nice one recently, CentrosOS. Basically RHEL AS3 without the copyrights and recomplied completely GPL.
Just to clear up, why it's named SuSE. This is a joke about Konrad Zuse http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zuse
who is the inventor of the computer as we know it today (well, the basis for that)
That's not my understanding. According to the Wiki article SuSE originally was an "acronym for the German phrase "Software- und System-Entwicklung" ("Software and system development") Either way, Suse is a pretty nice distro IMO -- J.W.
And how do you think somebody comes up with such a word-monster =)
P.S. I am German, so I know how made-up the title sounds. Software and system development is a good description, but nobody in his right mind would use it as a title, if there wasn'T some second meaning to it.
P.S. It's my favourite distro (along with Mandrake)
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