There is a dir in the ftp site implying some sort of 64bit PPC Linux any ideas what is going on? I know some PowerPC CPUs can be switched to 64bit modes is this what is going on here ? btw any chance of installing SuSE PPC from an iso of the web or what ? Really SuSE should release these images otherwise they'll make me believe they lost the plot of OSS In my case i'd like to buy the package anyway as i do with for my other playforms but I'm stuburn now. This is not right any ideas where the iso images are cheers and sorry for the rantings ;-) -- John
At 21:51 +0000 on 25/1/2002, John Pagonis wrote:
btw any chance of installing SuSE PPC from an iso of the web or what ? Really SuSE should release these images otherwise they'll make me believe they lost the plot of OSS In my case i'd like to buy the package anyway as i do with for my other playforms but I'm stuburn now. This is not right any ideas where the iso images are
Read: http://sdb.suse.de/en/sdb/html/lmuelle_suselinux_internet.html I know that this is one of the reasons SuSE is not very popular in my country. But then again, I am pretty sure that it earns more money from my country than does Mandrake... By the way, this has nothing to do with OSS. They provide the sources (as well as the RPMs!) on ftp, and they are also available with the install disks. So as far as the GPL is concerned, SuSE is covered. Nobody ever said that ISO images of compiled OSS is to be provided free of charge. Herouth -- EMAIL: herouth@netvision.net.il HOME PAGE: http://www.herouth.f2s.com/
On Fri, Jan 25, John Pagonis wrote:
Really SuSE should release these images otherwise they'll make me believe they lost the plot of OSS
We will do that once McDonalds release their burgers for free. -- $ man clone BUGS Main feature not yet implemented...
On Sat, 26 Jan 2002, Olaf Hering wrote:
On Fri, Jan 25, John Pagonis wrote:
Really SuSE should release these images otherwise they'll make me believe they lost the plot of OSS
We will do that once McDonalds release their burgers for free.
MacDonalds has faster servers. ;-) Pun. Sorry! Tallyho, Thomas Armagost weblog http://www.pe.net/~sputnik/blog.html
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