On Thursday 28 February 2008 08:46:57 am Joe Sloan wrote:
Stephan Binner wrote:
On Thursday, 28. February 2008 03:43:40 Joe Sloan wrote:
It's a well known fact that SLES 10 is based on suse 10.1 - in fact many
Well, the answer is the same. SLES and SLED are the same code base, same kernel etc, all from suse 10.1, but split up into client and server
That's not completely true. Based on yes, same not. The SLE Service packs includes kernel backports, changes to eg GNOME start menu, newer OOo...
Of course SLE{D,S} has a lot of enhancements, I just meant that suse 10.1 was the starting point, and some packages can be used without problem among SLE{D,S} and suse 10.1
Actually SLED seems to be mostly a subset of SLES, i.e. no apache server,
Then I would claim SLES to be a subset of SLED as it has no full desktop. ;-)
Well, I guess for some definitions of full, that's true. But it's at least a usable desktop.
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