Germany's SuSE Linux on Monday will launch new software and a marketing initiative that aim to make it easy for large organizations to migrate their desktops to the Linux operating system. At the ...
At the show, SuSE will unveil the availability of SuSE Linux Office Desktop as well as SuSE Linux Openexchange Server and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 based on UnitedLinux. Like many other Linux ...
Linux outfit SuSE is on the desktop offensive, with plans to unveil on Monday a desktop suite designed to take advantage of large IT infrastructures. Building out on the company’s server-based Linux ...
Software distributor SuSE Linux on Tuesday said it plans to ship a new release of its desktop operating system next month. SuSE Linux 9.0 adds support for Advanced Micro Devices' 64-bit Athlon ...
Trying to broaden the appeal of Linux on the desktop, SuSE Linux on Wednesday will roll out Version 8.2 of its product that will feature the KDE 3.1 graphical interface, new security enhancements, and ...
I know many of you are still reluctant to phase out your NetWare servers in favor of Open Enterprise Server (OES) or SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES). So we won’t talk about that today. Rather, I’m ...
Novell officials have confirmed a release later this month of SuSE Linux Enterprise 10, just one month after the company unveiled a free public preview of the software. The preview was the first ...
Jack Messman, CEO of Novell, said in a statement that the acquisition is part of his company’s response “to customer demands for open, standards-based computing … and Linux is an increasingly ...
There’s been a lot of talk over the last few months about the future of Linux on netbooks. When the OLPC Foundation, Asus, and other early netbook makers decided to preload various Linux distributions ...
Hewlett-Packard Co. said today it will offer Novell Inc.’s SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop bundle on one of its desktop PCs. Aimed at schools and small-to-midsize businesses, the $519 HP Compaq dc5850 ...
SuSE Linux Office Desktop<BR><BR>Did a search for this in battlefront and here, didnt see it. What do you all think? Is this the path that Linux distros need to follow? If it runs well will there be ...
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