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Re: SuSE pricing and upgrades
- From: Andrei Verovski <andrei.verovski@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 May 2001 17:57:15 +0300
- Message-id: <200105041457.RAA07513@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi,
I am completely agree, upgrade pricing is meaningless.
If I would buy all upgrades, SuSE Linux (x86 + PPC) would cost me
$400/year (roughly $100 for each quarterly version), including shipment
cost. I cannot say it is very cheap.
So, am agree to buy full pro version (x86 + PPC) once a year (and already
did), and then 3 quarterly upgrades for $15 or so. I just do not need
manuals for each upgrade, I see no reasons to waste a paper.
I am understand that SuSE GmbH somehow have to survive and continue
development, but I am not sure $400/year is a reasonable price for Linux
distribution, albeit a very good one.
Andrei
I am completely agree, upgrade pricing is meaningless.
If I would buy all upgrades, SuSE Linux (x86 + PPC) would cost me
$400/year (roughly $100 for each quarterly version), including shipment
cost. I cannot say it is very cheap.
So, am agree to buy full pro version (x86 + PPC) once a year (and already
did), and then 3 quarterly upgrades for $15 or so. I just do not need
manuals for each upgrade, I see no reasons to waste a paper.
I am understand that SuSE GmbH somehow have to survive and continue
development, but I am not sure $400/year is a reasonable price for Linux
distribution, albeit a very good one.
Andrei
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