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    SuSE Linux Professional 9.2

    Is now a free download and can be found at the following url if anyone is interested

    ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/

    SuSE website

    SUSE LINUX Professional 9.2 includes the following new features:

    Mobility

    Improved WLAN support and configuration with YaST (including Centrino)
    New YaST configuration modules for IrDA and Bluetooth
    Bluetooth support with autodetection for synchronization with Bluetooth cell phones and handhelds
    Improved power management
    Suspend-to-disk functionality
    Enhanced data synchronization with the new KitchenSync and Kpilot
    Graphical Desktop Environments

    KDE 3.3
    GNOME 2.6
    Multimedia

    RealPlayer
    Versatile players amaroK and XMMS
    Music manager JuK for large song collections
    Movie players Kaffeine, Xine and Totem
    Various synthesizers and drum computers
    Ripping and recording tools
    CD- and DVD-burning utility K3b burns data, music, and movies on CD, DVD and VCD
    Video-editing software MainActor 5 (demo version)
    Digital video recorder vdr, technology of tomorrow for the upcoming digital TV
    Office Software

    OpenOffice.org 1.1.3
    Ability to read and write .doc, .xls and .ppt
    PDF file creation with a mouse click
    Integrated HTML editor and drawing application
    Adobe Reader
    TextMaker and PlanMaker
    Quanta and Nvu Web-page development (HTML + wysiwyg)
    Rekall—free graphical database application
    Kontact and Novell Evolution—personal information managers
    SEP Sesam backup software
    Spell-checking
    Graphics

    Inkscape, the new vector drawing program
    Photoshop alternative GIMP 2
    Tux Paint (drawing application for kids and newcomers)
    Scribus desktop publishing with a wide range of features
    Development

    KDevelop
    Eclipse
    Mono
    Internet Networking

    Browsers: Konqueror, Epiphany, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera and more
    Automatic firewall activation
    Kinternet to toggle network connections with a mouse click
    Mail/Personal Information management: Novell Evolution, Kontact
    Additional e-mail managers: KMail, Pine, Mutt, Thunderbird and more
    E-mail importing from Outlook Express
    Microsoft Exchange Integration
    Configurable spam wizard
    Instant messengers: Kopete and Gaim: provide support for a variety of chat standards including those of AOL, MSN, Yahoo!, ICQ and IRC
    VNC
    Atomic clock time on your computer through preconfigured time servers
    Apache, the world's most popular Web server
    FTP, DNS, DHCP, Samba, NFS, SLP and NIS servers
    Core Components

    Kernel 2.6.8
    GCC 3.3.4
    glibc 2.3.3
    X.Org 6.8.1

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    are updates still a subscrption service? ?
    It is Inevitable.....


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    As far as I know, SuSE package updates have always been and still are free, the only distros I know of that charge for package updates were a couple of the ones that were aimed specifically at Windows users such as Linspire.

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    what are the system requirements, i wanted to try linux, can i do a second installation so i can try it?
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    ok found them
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