2009/1/17 Vnpenguin <vnpenguin at vnoss.org> > > > Theo nh?ng g? t?i bi?t th? openSUSE (nh? l? c? ch? "open") kh?ng ch?u > s? ki?m so?t v? chi ph?i c?a Novell, c?ng gi?ng nh? Fedora v?i Redhat > v?y th?i. Cho n?n nh?ng g? li?n quan ??n ho?t ??ng c?a openSUSE kh?ng > nh?t thi?t ph?i c? m?i li?n quan (tr?c ti?p hay gi?n ti?p) ??n Novell. > > ??m openSUSE c? th? mu?n m? r?ng & qu?ng b? cho d? ?n ch?ng n?, nh?ng > t?i kh?ng ngh? r?ng kh? c? t? ch?c ch?nh ph? n?o c?a VN tha thi?t v?i > distro n?y. V? sao ? ??n gi?n ch? v? Ubuntu (v? c? th? Fedora n?a) ?? > qu? ph? d?ng v? c? s? l??ng ng??i d?ng r?ng r?i r?i. > > Good luck for openSUSE in Vietnam :-)
Yep, OpenSUSE l? m?t c?i community project. M? sao t? nhi?n Novell l?i quan t?m ??n Vi?t nam nh?? C? ph?i l? do h?m tr??c ??c ???c quy?t ??nh t?ng c??ng s? d?ng ph?n m?m t? do trong c?c c? quan ch?nh ph?? D? sao n?a ??y c?ng l? tin vui v? ?t ra c? ng??i quan t?m c?n h?n l? kh?ng c? ai c?. N?u so s?nh distro v?i nhau th? kh?ng ph?i l? OpenSUSE kh?ng c? nh?ng ?u ?i?m ri?ng so v?i Fedora hay Ubuntu, ch? y?u l? vi?c s? d?ng nh?ng c?ng c? cho vi?c ch?nh s?a h? th?ng nh? YaST hay Sax (sao nghe gi?ng ng?n ng? 9x nh??), hay l?m cho vi?c s? d?ng gi?a KDE v? GNOME th?ng nh?t h?n, ngo?i ra ??y c?ng l? distro h? tr? KDE v?o l?ai t?t so v?i nh?ng distro c?n l?i. Novell c?ng c? mua l?i v? ph?t tri?n m?t s? ch??ng tr?nh cho linux nh? evolution, compiz, App Armor (nh?ng nghe ??u c?i n?y gi? kh?ng ph?t tri?n n?a) H?n n?a ??y l? cho c?c c? quan nh? n??c, m? nh? v?y th? Ubuntu, Fedora hay OpenSUSE ch? gi?ng nhau. David Tremblay > My conclusion is : if you want to build your infrastructure around a > commercial linux and you care about freedom and want nothing to do with > Microsoft you either go with the market leader (Red Hat) or the smaller but > quite bullish and "sexy" contender (Ubuntu/Canonical) If I am not wrong, Red Hat is very strong in Japan/US, Novell has a good user base in Europe and Canonical is familiar with 3rd world countries. -- There is no "linux killer" windows nor "windows killer" linux, because people can install more than one OS one their computer (and that is already a big win for linux)
