Re: maybe I missed a thread

[Tom Allison <tallison@tacocat.net>]

BruceG wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing the big point here. I often do. So RHL is no longer
> available, and support for RHL is going away.There is Project Fedora for
> home use (and it will probably fit in well with the small office/home
> office set). All existing training should still apply. The distribution
> is free. Not a bad deal at all. If a small business wants an enterprise
> solution, they can go to RHEL'

Fedora hasn't been met with really great response yet.  But it will be 
interesting to see what happens.  It may come along very nicely.

> I also don't how Novell can hurt SuSE. I'm running SuSE 8.2 Personal on
> my desktop, and find it VERY constraining (if you want to use YaST2, you
> stick with SuSE packages and the SuSE package manager).My desktop works
> very well, but I find it kind of a*retentive. I don't see where Novell
> could make it even stricter.

I am so glad to have someone else post this.
You've summarized what I've been experiencing with SuSE 8.2 Professional 
for some time know, I just couldn't find the right expression.

But I think you've done an excellent job here.