Per Jessen wrote: > J Sloan wrote: > >> That was naturally a first thought, but for one, the price per seat is >> no longer $50 with SLED, and also, isn't SLED just a bit light on the >> desktop apps side of things? I haven't verified, but I got the feeling >> it wasn't quite the same. >> >> What they really want is not SLES10, but rather SLEDS10 but at a >> SLED10 price. > > If price is a significant criteria - which I wouldn't have thought when > you're looking at supported corporate solutions (the SLEx series) - > what you want is openSUSE. That's SLEDS in a nutshell.
That's pretty much the consensus view among the linux-using techies I know - i.e SLED10 is really nice, we'd even recommend it to aunt mildred, but for our own workstations we'd rather go for the full monty in opensuse. IMHO If price *isn't* a criteria, you're mismanaging your resources. J --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]