Recently, Ashcrow had the privilege to sit down with SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 for the AMD64 and test it in a real working environment to see how it stands in comparison to other Linux offerings.
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Review
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Does it come with Frozen Bubble? I wouldn’t use it on my production servers if I can’t play some games in between hits to my personal blog (my life is very exciting).
Chromium is better
I’ve wasted many hours with the emacs psychiatrist. That’s good for “suppose to be working” entertainment. Call it research. 🙂
Then again, I’ve wasted YEARS of my life on tetris.
I think the joke went over your head. 😉
The joke was that all psychiatrists do is ask you innane questions, they don’t really understand anything.
:o…:-)
Ashcrow forgot to tell us the amount of RAM installed in his servers. I may be wrong but I think that’s an important factor when it comes to using databases. Also, it’s the first time I’ve heard of a distro that performs a “stealth update” of the kernel. Suse engineers went too far with that one.
We need the linux that NASA has installed on their servers! It’s probably a very secure stable reliable platform.. I want.. I want.. I want……..
You can get just that linux from http://www.kernel.org
NSA also has made specialized secure version of Linux, which is known as SELinux, http://www.nsa.gov/selinux/ which is probably also used by Nasa and such large goverment stuff that needs high security.