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SUSE Linux
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cleverhandle
Diamond Member
Like:
A classy and professional implementation of KDE.
All typical configuration accessible through a single program - yast2.
Solid package management tools.
Dislike:
Not free as in beer.
Limited 3rd party package support compared to Red Hat.
The configuration architecture is rather messy under the hood, though you should rarely need to dig around there.
A classy and professional implementation of KDE.
All typical configuration accessible through a single program - yast2.
Solid package management tools.
Dislike:
Not free as in beer.
Limited 3rd party package support compared to Red Hat.
The configuration architecture is rather messy under the hood, though you should rarely need to dig around there.
skyking
Lifer
The beauty of network installs is it makes you think what you really want, and you do not opt for "what the heck, send me every damn bloated thing".
Another advantage is currency. The CD is old stuff almost immediately after getting stamped; a network install will get you the most current stuff.
Edit: to answer your question, I have no idea, I have never done it. The network installs I do are so automatic, I could care less how long it takes. Much less "hit enter" than a typical windows install, you can get it going and go to bed. It will be largely done in the morning😀
Another advantage is currency. The CD is old stuff almost immediately after getting stamped; a network install will get you the most current stuff.
Edit: to answer your question, I have no idea, I have never done it. The network installs I do are so automatic, I could care less how long it takes. Much less "hit enter" than a typical windows install, you can get it going and go to bed. It will be largely done in the morning😀
sciencewhiz
Diamond Member
I do network installs over a local 10base t network via nfs and it takes 30 mins to and hour depending on the speed of the computer. Figure that you will be downloading 1 gig of data, and that will give you at least the right order of magnitude.
Basically because they want to get paid for their work! They allow for a free network install and that's it!
They also supply a Live Eval CD, which you can use to get a feeling of the distro!
In fact after RedHat, SuSe is the next Linux player making serious business all over Europe and the US.
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