I would like to try out Susi Linux. I cant seem to find any ISOs for it anywhere. How do you download it, and what version do I need to get. I have read that I need to download/ftp a complete directory structure from somewhere, but that it's a few Gigs in size. How does this work? How do I install it if I don't have any CD's? Where do I store it to install this directory structure if I need to repartition my drives? I can't seem to find anyplace that explains how this type of install works. I have tried Mandrake 10, RedHat 9,Fedora Core 1-3, and now CentOS. Im familiar with the GUI side (Gnome) of linux and now looking to try to dive into the deeper side - CLI. I'm not ready for Slackware yet but I'm getting there. :^} Thanks for any help.

http://iso.linuxquestions.org/version.php?version=24 for a mirror to download SuSE Personal
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...icle&artid=237 how to download isos
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...iewcat&catid=8 how to burn isos

You can get the ISO's from www.novell.com Novell bought suse a couple of years ago, last year? You can download the desktop version, which is now called Novell Linux Desktop. It comes with some really neat tools too. Like iFolder. iFolder is awesome. Anyways, http://www.novell.com/products/deskt...smenu_nld_top, this is basically suse now. There's also "server" versions too.