SUSE Linux Enterprise 10
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@Kingdelfrong It is free. But it costs money to get support from Novell.
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Open source but why not for free!
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@cankarales it has server software that makes it cost money. look at redhat linux it costs money
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@jorgecoolman get open suse. your not going to want this for a netbook its server stuff lol
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can u use it for netbooks
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Debian more reliable , more stable ; but you will get some outdated software .
Ubuntu more sexy , more PC/Laptop Support , new software ... but not as stable .
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Free as in Freedom ...not Free of charge .
Check the GPL Licence .
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isn't linux supposed to be free?
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ubuntu- or debian .
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Novell rules, and OpenSUSE is awesome, I'm sure SLED 11 will be the best of next year linux distros
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What the hell are you smoking?
Ubuntu is built on Debian's efforts, focusing on Gnome -related projects, whereas SuSE has been its own distribution since the beginning, with desktop application set designed around KDE and Qt. Furthermore, SuSE shares Redhat's package format, while Ubuntu has gone with Debians .deb packages..
You know what, it's just easier to call you stupid.
int3rl0per 3 years ago 7
int3rl0per is correct. How could Ubuntu have taken their source from SuSE if it utilizes completely different resources, such as Gnome and the .deb packages? Maybe YOU should look it up, or maybe you have and are just too dumb to comprehend the meaning of the results you find. Please do your research before you post comments contradicting people who are clearly smarter than you.
SinisterDilemma 3 years ago 4