> Stamp - as in mark them as SuSE linux
> additions - as in write some extra code.
++ True for both, best bet is that if you actually rip an .srpm and look
into the .spec file you will notice that the whole structuring is different
and tailored for SuSE, SuSE selfishly ( like any other distro vendor )write
additional code to suit only SuSE installations though one would assume
that .rpm can install on any system that can allow .rpm's to be installed on,
that is usually far from true and just never works , usually breaks more
things than fixing. So if additions / stamps is what makes them put there
heads up high and say we have released SuSE 9.x well thats basically what it
is and i personally give them all the credit.
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