Suse has a lot of non mainstream technology, which they are
eliminating later, breaking the compatibility.
Like they used to offer reiserfs as a default fs. Which is ehhh
breaking badly sometimes.
They used to offer AppArmor, which is now being replaced.
There are more of such examples. Custom OpenOffice with early OOXML
support etc.
Do you really trust the company that changes their mind so
frequently? ;))
Br, andrey
P.s. I'll search for a couple of slides that compare both and send
them to you in case i find them.
Sent from my iPhone as I am away from office
On 01.10.2008, at 0:18, Mike Cronenworth <mike@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
The company I work for wants to force me to develop under SUSE
instead of what I requested: RHEL. I program for a small part of the
company that is usually forgotten about as currently our customers
are running our software on SCO. However, the larger part of my
company is using SUSE as their future environment and they wish to
develop all softwares on a single platform.
I don't blame them for wanting a single OS, but I'd love some
material showing how RHEL would benefit a smaller sized business
market versus SUSE. Is there a page similar to Novell's[1] marketing
page that I could use as ammunition for my choice for RHEL? A Red
Hat sales representative won't change their minds. Only I could, and
I think my chances of winning are slim to none. Red Hat's
interaction with the community and the community's interaction with
Red Hat has substantial more value in my eyes than SUSE's reliance
upon Microsoft's bidding.
Thanks,
Mike
P.S. I was given a copy of RHEL 5 a few months ago, but strangely
they have changed their minds.
[1] http://www.novell.com/products/server/compare.html
(click on the Red Hat tab to see the SUSE versus RHEL comparison)
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