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SUSE formerly known as SUSE Linux and SuSE Linux Professional is one of the company's Novell Linux distributions, or more precisely of its subsidiaries Suse Linux GmbH (Software-und System-Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH, Nürnberg-meaning development and software-systems). SUSE Linux distributions Slackware was originally a German translation. There is no official information saying that SuSE associated with the German computer scientist Konrad Zuse was the same as the pronunciation of his name.

There are two (2) major distributions of SUSE Linux that is currently active:

   * SUSE Linux Enterprise: SLE is an open source solution from Novell to large enterprises.

   * openSUSE: a community project, sponsored by Novell, tailored for home users.

One major advantage of OpenSUSE compared to other Linux distributions is the completeness of the library and an abundance of software included. Together with Red Hat, SUSE Linux distribution is an early version that continues to survive and thrive until now.

Many people are afraid to use openSUSE because of bias on the license used. OpenSUSE is a Linux distribution is free and open source. OpenSUSE can be used freely and without cost. If a company or institution wants variant SUSE based distro that accompanied the support support, available SLES and SLED. Feature that is stable and has been tested on openSUSE is the foundation of the software included on the SLES and SLED.

Is there a difference between SLED, SLES and OpenSUSE is a community version? Apart from the support and little difference appearance, almost no fundamental difference between the version with the version of the commercial community. We can still use OpenSUSE in full without fear of reducing the quality and completeness.

If you want a Linux distro that is stable, easy to perform hardware detection, easily manageable and fully supported by the community of developers around the world and has sponsorship from large companies, try OpenSUSE.
History

SUSE began in the early 1990's where Linux is composed of about 50 pieces of floppy disks and can be downloaded / retrieved via the Internet, but potential users who have an internet connection is not much. Then S.u.S.E. GmbH collects Linux disks that can be purchased (without having to have an internet connection). SuSE GmbH tersebarluas by Suse installation in German localization and thereby creates the distribution of many German-speaking users. Tool is replaced with the installation of Slackware Suse YaST GmbH result of the development itself. Starting April 1994, Suse Linux Package Version 1.0 began using the CD, no longer in a floppies (which already reached 70 pieces).

The first version is independent of the Slackware published in May 1996 under the name SuSE Linux, version 4.2. Numbering 4.2 in this version result of long discussions in which the numbering version 1.1 is rejected and the number 42 is preferred because it is an "answer to any question on any question" (Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything) by roman works of Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. In this version for the first time, the distribution with 3 CDs, along with a Live-Filesystem.

Starting from version 4.2 Suse Linux sales figures rose sharply. Professional users in the Linux market demands products that match, the start version 5 product offered SuSE Linux Business. This concept was then still sold through the SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), which may be obtained in addition to the release and update cycles are long with offers of support and training are diverse.

Suse Linux is up on that version only supports the Intel i386 platform, starting at version 6.1 also supports the DEC platform, Alpha AXP and the PowerPC platform in version 6.3. Both distributions have an important influence for the qualitative development of Suse Linux distribution. In the next development version of SuSE Linux is also available to the system AMD Athlon 64, Intel Itanium and IBM 390 (Z-Series).

Starting with 9.1 until version 7.0 is available two versions of Suse Linux: Personal and Professional. In addition, versions are also available for students. Update package at a reasonable price for the Professional version is also available without printing the manual administration. On 4 November 2003, Novell announced that they would acquire SuSE. The acquisition was completed in January 2004. SuSE 9.1 is the first version under Novell. One of the changes that happen is to start in June 2004, in addition to the installation via FTP, CD for the basic installation is available on the internet. Also in the Professional edition is marketed with a second DVD containing the software for 64-bit system (AMD64 and Intel 64) (64-bit version of SuSE 9.0 sold separately). In April 2004 YaST placed under the GNU General Public License. On August 4, 2005, spokesman and director of public relations Bruce Lowry announced that SUSE Professional development will be more open and shared in a community project openSUSE try grabbing the attention of a wider range of users and developers. More open to allowing users and developers to test and help develop it. Previously all development is performed only by SUSE, and version 10.0 is the first version with the public beta testing. As part of the change, access to server-YaST to be a complement for the users of SUSE Linux.

Mascot of SUSE is generally recognized as the gecko (gecko) and is called Geeko, but actually it is a Kameleon (Chamaeleonidae).

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