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Our tests of Novell's SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Version 9 - we tested revision 9.1 of the server software - show it to be polished, faster and supporting a wider breadth of applications than previous versions we've tested. These advances are underscored by improved administration tools, compatibility with several CPU configurations, and connectivity with Novell-based add-on management and policy enforcement applications.
The differences between SLES and SUSE are mostly support & revision related, however. If he really liked the installation and performance of SUSE9.1, he would most likely have said the same of SLES9. Oh, well.
--Jay
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The differences between SLES and SUSE are mostly support & revision related, however. If he really liked the installation and performance of SUSE9.1, he would most likely have said the same of SLES9. Oh, well.
--Jay