Published 4/14/2009
at The Register
Fruit of Novell's Microsoft marriage delivers Review SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) is perhaps best known as the distro whose owner Novell, in 2005, signed an extremely unpopular patent-protection deal with Microsoft. From that moment on, Novell was essentially dead to those that prize the free software aspects of Linux.… Whitepaper - The reference guide to data centre automation
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