[NTLUG:Discuss] Re: Novell SuSe DVD's... -- thanx for correcting my ignorance
MadHat
madhat at unspecific.com
Sun Sep 12 14:37:34 CDT 2004
On Sep 12, 2004, at 1:54 PM, Bryan J. Smith wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-09-12 at 14:38, Will Senn wrote:
>> Bryan,
>> Yes, they are including SUSE Linux Professional versions 8.2 and 9.1.
>> I'm not sure what kind of statement they're making - I do my best,
>> but I
>> leave the divining up to others....
>
> Probably trying to sell it as a desktop solution.
>
>> Here's what the Summer 2004 edition of the LTRK contained:
>> DVD 1.1A
>> SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9
>> Nterprise Linux Services 1.0
>> Ximian Desktop 2
>> ConsoleOne
>> DVD 1.1B
>> SUSE Linux Professional 8.2
>> Groupwise 6.5.1
>> Red Carpet Enterprise Server 2.02
>> Linux Resources
>> DVD 1C
>> SUSE Linux Professional 9.1
>
> Ahhh, thanx for correcting my ignorance in this mater. I didn't know
> they were shipping the "consumer" editions in the newer kits.
I posted the readme at the start of the thread that gave in detail what
is in the kit.
http://www.unspecific.com/suse_readme.txt
> If anyone can find out what the licensing is on the Professional
> editions, that would be great. You'd figure they'd only be licensed
> for
> either 1 system, or maybe 1 user (up to X systems) ala MSDN-style.
Huh... considering that is what _I_ have been asking for from you and
all you could do is tell me I was wrong in the info I had found, makes
me wonder if you read posts before you reply.
> The main issue is that I don't think Novell-SuSE owns all the "value
> added" software on the SuSE Linux Professional discs.
>
> As far as the SLSS/SLES/Nterprise/etc..., you can be sure that they are
> "evaluation" licenses.
When someone else asked about the license I stated that the license is
the same as what can be downloaded, because I can not find in the
software that I have used from the Resource Kit, anything that says
"This will expire in 30 days". So if you can show me where it is in
the software I received, please let me know. Right now all I can find
is references to the fact that it is not supported until you buy a
license. That you can't get to maintenance updates until you register.
So if you know for a fact that they are going to expire, please show me
a link or show me the path to file in the resource kit that says this
because I can not find it.
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