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just go to opensuse.org and there is download option.
bye
prosun
Yes I have been to www.opensuse.org/download But there is a whole
table full of down load options in Suse-linux-OSS there is 10.0 (released)
and 10.1(development) also there is N(novel ?? )Suse-linux with a retail (
pay $$ )
version and Live ( livecd ?? ) version as well as a "Evaluation" version
which
comes with flsah/java etc build in . It goes on to say ( lengthy )
"1 The evaluation edition is not time limited. It does install to the hard
disk.
2 The downloadable CDs contain only 32-bit packages - the same (no more no
less) packages as in the downloadable 32-bit DVD.
3 There is a 64-bit DVD available with the same packages as the 32-bit DVD.
But both these downloadable DVDs have a reduced package selection
(http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/16076.html) compared to the retail
DVD, because the retail DVD is double-layer and can hold more data.
4 The LiveDVD runs from the DVD and is not installed.
5 OSS = Open Source Software only. No Adobe Reader, Macromedia Flash Player
etc. You can of course install such non-OSS separately from FTP or
downloads. Check full list here
(http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/16015.html)."
Thish gives me to believe the downloadable cd's are limited by content .
- pinaki .
Few more things - does this thing install into a SATA (200Gb) drive without
assistance ?
Are the Nvidia Binary drivers build-in ? How many Cd's are required ? Is
dual/multi display
setups like mine supported and configured during setup ?
I am using slack 10.2 now without any problems but would like to try out a
more
polished desktop OS like Suse .
- pinaki .
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