Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 3rd Dec 2005 16:58 UTC, submitted by anonymous
"All in all, SUSE Linux 10.0 OSS is the best Linux system I've used. It's easy to install and has a large selection of both desktop and server software. It has been extremely stable during my use. It is clearly an excellent choice for Linux beginners, with its fine documentation, easy installation, and comprehensive graphical configuration tools, while also offering software selection and powerful tools for the experienced user."
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2005-07-06
I have had good luck with SUSE, however it's still slow compared to other distributions. Also, as usual, there are lots of "little" things set up differently than the way I like them "out of the box"...but I have to tell you, it is a great distribution. I have it running on everything (version 10.0 now). Laptop, big computer, file server, and daughter's computer.
I just tested Scientific Linux Fermi 4.1 LTS for a friend who works there and will use that distro and being Red Hat based, it was strange going back, but it is a solid distro for her work at Fermi while there.
But for an all around generic distro, I am sold on SUSE and I always get the retail version.
WOW...things are progressing well....I just hope that Novell doesn't mess it all up!