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I have been trying to get a copy of SUSE but damn I can't find whole CD's for it, if ya go to their site u can only download the SRPM's and stuffed if i'm gonna sit there for days just to get it lol
Another question that came to my mind:
If I download my copy of linux from p2p or bought it from ebay with a very cheap price, is it legal to distribute it to my friends or install it at work ???
I thought it would be illegal to download it even for yourself with p2p but in another thread someone came up with a statement from a Suse guy (supposedly) that it is not encouraged to share it but also not illegal.If you really want to clear that up you could try to email Suse about it.
"If I download my copy of linux from p2p or bought it from ebay with a very cheap price, is it legal to distribute it to my friends or install it at work ???"
Yes of course, linux is open-source so yup... now that redhat's gone pay (BOO!!! ) i doubt ya can with them but hey who cares, apparently SUSE is better for the desktop and for appearances sake... AND now that Novell are buying SUSE it could mean even more beautiful thing
I have been trying to get a copy of SUSE but damn I can't find whole CD's for it, if ya go to their site u can only download the SRPM's and stuffed if i'm gonna sit there for days just to get it lol
Does anyone know where there are CD images?
SUSE LINUX for i386 Live-Eval
SUSE makes the live-eval version of SUSE LINUX available for download as an ISO image. This version runs entirely from the bootable CD and is not installed on the hard disk.
If you want to get to know SUSE LINUX or test if your hardware is fully supported, the live-eval version is the right choice for you.
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