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Distribution: Ubuntu 11.4,DD-WRT micro plus ssh,lfs-6.6,Fedora 15,Fedora 16
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hmm, as far as i know the suse 'live eval' is simply a version that can run off the cd so you can try it before reformatting and repartitioning your hd, but you shouldn't have to buy anything as you should be able to d/l the full isos from the same place you got the live eval ..
You don't have to pay to keep the LiveEval version. I always thought the "Eval" part gave it away. I suppose once you've got the LiveEval in and running, and you can connect to the Internet with it you could go and download all the components from their ftp site and make it a "complete" distro.
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