Oh boy, here comes the flame war... OK, lets try to make it nice and easy...
SuSE does not release ISO's for X86 machines - only 1 ISO which is a "live evaluation" version which means - you boot from the CD and u use linux, but you cannot install it on the hard drive and use it. What left for you are 2 options: 1. to buy the 7 CD's (and 1 DVD) version - I think it costs something like $60 or so - not sure. 2. download the floppy and install the rest from the net - a really big and long download/install.. good option if you have a high bandwidth connection and you're already connected to the net (using gateway) SuSE 8.0 also offers a nice FTP install - but see my remarks above on option 2. As for how good is SuSE - they're very good - as long as you don't try SuSE 8.0 - SuSE 8.0 is a disaster - I have heard about it's problems from all over - KDE developers, SuSE users, IHV's, ISV's, newsgroups - just from everywhere, so if you're planning to use SuSE - use the latest 7.x and install KDE 3.0 on top of it (if you want to use KDE 3). Thanks, Hetz On Thursday 11 July 2002 23:01, Arie Folger wrote: > Do you use Suse? Did you download it? Does Suse provide iso images for > downloading (couldn't find it on a mirror)? Are all the 7 cds that make up > the Suse professional or deluxe or whatever version available for download? > > How does Suse compare with RH? > > Arie Folger ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
