Re: [SLE] Does anybody know if this system will work with SuSE 9.3?
"Gil Weber" <gil@gilweber.com> 07/26/05 2:44 PM >>> Clayton, thanks for the reply. The total lack of support is total lack of support. They only take orders. All technical questions must be directed to the manufacturer of each board or device. It's not the "L" word; rather they provide no support what-so-ever. :o(
Gil
I don't want to offend anyone here, but I was surprised by any 'vendor' providing zero support of their own products so I had a look... they are just an online reseller selling name brand boxes. So if you have a technical problem with your HP desktop, then ask HP... that's standard fare from my experiences. I didn't see any 'NewEgg' brand pc's which on the other hand I would expect them to support. I'd suggest you visit the manufacturers' website to check for SuSE compatibilty, else check the SuSE 9.3 hardware compatibility list against the components inside the name brand box you're going to buy, although asking this list is always going to be beneficial as well! Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see the problem with newegg.com vs any other online discount reseller... Most do DOA only and rely purely on the original equipment makers warranty apart from what's required by law. SteveC
** Reply to message from "Stephen Carter" <stephen@retnet.co.uk> on Tue, 26 Jul 2005 15:29:11 +0100
"Gil Weber" <gil@gilweber.com> 07/26/05 2:44 PM >>> Clayton, thanks for the reply. The total lack of support is total lack of support. They only take orders. All technical questions must be directed to the manufacturer of each board or device. It's not the "L" word; rather they provide no support what-so-ever. :o(
Gil
I don't want to offend anyone here, but I was surprised by any 'vendor' providing zero support of their own products so I had a look... they are just an online reseller selling name brand boxes. So if you have a technical problem with your HP desktop, then ask HP... that's standard fare from my experiences. I didn't see any 'NewEgg' brand pc's which on the other hand I would expect them to support.
I'd suggest you visit the manufacturers' website to check for SuSE compatibilty, else check the SuSE 9.3 hardware compatibility list against the components inside the name brand box you're going to buy, although asking this list is always going to be beneficial as well!
Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see the problem with newegg.com vs any other online discount reseller... Most do DOA only and rely purely on the original equipment makers warranty apart from what's required by law.
SteveC
Sorry, not my intention to mislead. Steve is correct -- Newegg is a retailer/reseller. I agree as far as warranties and replacing DOA computers. However, many other retailers/resellers I've dealt with in the past have someone in the order/customer service dept. who at least can provide some bare essential information about the products they sell. Appreciate the suggestions!! :o) Gil
On Tuesday 26 July 2005 10:41, Gil Weber wrote:
** Reply to message from "Stephen Carter" <stephen@retnet.co.uk> on Tue, 26 Jul 2005 15:29:11 +0100
"Gil Weber" <gil@gilweber.com> 07/26/05 2:44 PM >>>
Clayton, thanks for the reply. The total lack of support is total lack of support. They only take orders. All technical questions must be directed to the manufacturer of each board or device. It's not the "L" word; rather they provide no support what-so-ever. :o(
................<snip a bunch>............ Stephen, Is there a Newegg in the UK? Reason I ask is you should check out Monarch here in the US. Their prices are competitive with Newegg and they DO have knowledgeable people and support who know what is compatible with what. They're not afraid of the "L" word either. Bob S.
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