NLD targets enterprise customer with the following advantages: - Life cycle of the products [5 years] - Time between release X and release X+1 [2 years] where opensuse is [6 months] (Note: this is mandatory for hardware and software vendors to have enough time to certify their products on Linux). - Security Patches and updates guarnteed for 5 years. - Usually , if you purchased application X from vendor Y, He will give support only to the enterprise version [ Not always true ].
You will find detailed information about Novell Enterprise life Cycle in the following page: http://www.novell.com/products/linuxenterpriseserver/maintenance/lifecycle.html Regards, Maged Hussein On 2/8/06, Marcus Meissner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thank you Christoph. > > > > To the other responders: you obviously didn't look at the video it is > > a demonstration of a user moving windows that are transparent, and > > fluid like , ie if you grab the top of a window and move it sideways, > > the bottom will drag like it was a piece of cloth. Even a window > > playing a movie. When switching between desktops it is like the > > desktops are the faces of a cube and the cube is spun sideways, up and > > down to display the other desktops, all very neat and not very > > corporate, and not even very useful per se, but I can't wait to try to > > get Xgl working on my Beta 3 box. > > > > It will be so funny when Microsoft Vista finally ships, and it will > > look like last generation of desktops next to Linux and the Mac. > > Since NLD10 and 10.1 share the same codebase, you likely will see > parts of it. > > Problem is that 10.1 will be ready way earlier than NLD10, so it > might not be integrated yet. > > Ciao, Marcus > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- Regards, Maged Hussein
