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[Tittles]

If I remember this was going on before but they stopped it.

Linky Inky

 

[NetRyder]

If I remember this was going on before but they stopped it.

Linky Inky

Yeah, they've done this before. I have the DVDs at home. Never got around to using them though. This is a new one with updated versions.

 

[Tittles]

Could always use free stuff tho

 

[sean.ferguson]

personally, i would be more inclined to go with Ubuntu free cd's. SuSE has been and gone in my opinion.

 

[LordOfLA]

mmhmm, SuSe is streets ahead of ubuntu. Ununtu is still clinging to that old outdated distrbution called Debian that needs to get its head out of its arse and move forward.

 

[falconguard]

There is an open sourced SuSe coming out in the next couple of weeks, can't remember the site, this will be released with the upcoming Linux Distros

 

[vern]

mmhmm, SuSe is streets ahead of ubuntu. Ununtu is still clinging to that old outdated distrbution called Debian that needs to get its head out of its arse and move forward.

I believe the Debian you speak with it's head out of it's arse is Debian testing/unstable.

There is an open sourced SuSe coming out in the next couple of weeks, can't remember the site, this will be released with the upcoming Linux Distros

Open-source? as in Linux? :laugh:

 

[LordOfLA]

SuSE has always been open source. They just dont offer free iso's beyond the live iso last I checked.

 

[falconguard]

no they are going to offer an iso for the community.
damn....let me find the site.

Hah! found the site...look for this in the next couple of weeks
http://techrepublic.com.com/2100-10877_11-5816079.html?tag=search

 

[vern]

They did offer an ISO ... a bootable ISO, but the install itself is over the network ... unless things have changed. Last I played around with SuSe a little over a year ago