I have to take exeption to that statement, as it has been my experience
that they send you a "we'll get right back to you" e-mail and then do not
follow through. I've asked for pricing and support offerings three times
now and I've been rebuffed 3 times.
I'm having my IBM people pursue it for me this time.
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One thing to keep in mind about SuSE's pricing is that the cost per
processor goes down as the number of processors goes up. That is the cost
of support for a two processor system is less than 2X the cost of support
for a one processor system.
I also echo Gordon's sentiment. Contact SuSE directly and _ask_. They're
more than happy to tell you their prices.
Mark Post
