openSUSE Linux 10.1 (64-bit) | 
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| From: Novell
Category: Software
Buy New: $2.00
New (2) from $2.00
Sales Rank: 10169
Format: Dvd-rom
Media: DVD-ROM
Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows NT
Model: 10.1 (64-bit edition)
UPC: 987412365487
ASIN: B000S0CQPE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand new CD, Manuals on CD, No jewel case, no extra fluff increasing the price! Shipping Version 11.0.
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| Features:
| • | openSUSE 10.1, formerly known as SUSE Linux 10.x, is the same as Novell's commercial version but without support | | • | The openSUSE DVD comes with thousands of packages, but should you want more there are many more available in the online repository, and there are thousands more packages available in the openSUSE Build Service | | • | 1 DVD contains all the software you need to install openSUSE | | • | New package management system based on Libzypp as merge of YaST and Red Carpet | | • | Previews of Xgl and Compiz for desktop effects are included but not supported/installed by default |
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Product Description
openSUSE Linux 10.1 is more than just an operating system - it's a complete solution for your mission-critical needs. Stop paying for basic office tools -- SUSE Linux includes a complete office suite, a Web browser, instant messaging, collaboration tools, and much more. A new graphical interface and Xgl-powered 3-D desktop effects ease your users into Linux, and actually make it fun to use. It also comes with OpenOffice.org 2.0 comes as a complete office suite with advanced Microsoft-file compatibility, including Pivot Tables import and (for the first time) support for Excel Visual Basic spreadsheet macros. When security, cost and reliability matter, choose SUSE Linux. Supports Novell GroupWise Messenger Music Banshee delivers music management and playback applications Tomboy provides a desktop note-taking application for Linux and UNIX Multimedia support for Adobe, Macromedia and RealNetworks
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