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Does Suse Enterprise server has newer versions of applications than Centos (RHEL)? And is there Centos-like version of Suse Enterprise server (a free one)?
I've never heard of or seen a CentOS like version of SLES. SLES/SLED 10 has newer packages than CentOS 4.x because its only just been released and CentOS 4.x was released more than a year or so ago. CentOS 5.x will probably be released in the next few months just after the official release of RHEL 5.x and it will obviously have newer packages then SLES/SLED 10.
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