Art Alexion on 10 Jan 2008 09:24:35 -0800 |
On Wednesday 09 January 2008 15:29:40 Lee Myers wrote: > Personally I see Suse (openSuse) and Ubuntu being used a lot in desktops > and laptops, but not really in enterprise server environments. Most > enterprise applications I see such as SAP or Oracle only certify their > products to run on Red Hat Enterprise or Suse Linux Enterprise Server, > thereby making those certifications more sought after. If you had a Novell > environment, with enterprise applications I could see their SLES > certifications being very valuable. So I assume the certifications are for server administration and not desktop Linux. I know this is a more widespread implementation of Linux in a business environment, but in the shop where I work, it is an MS infrastructure, with slow paced introduction of Linux on Desktops, so I have a tendency to think of Linux as a Desktop OS. (We are using *Ubuntu and SLED). Attachment:
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