The complete guide to SUSE Linux

SUSE Geeko logo SUSE Linux is a distribution supported by Novell. The community maintained edition, called openSUSE, is free to download and use, or available in a retail edition. SUSE Linux Enterprise is commercially support by Novel, and is based on the openSUSE distribution.

SUSE supports the major KDE and Gnome desktop environments, as well as the MeeGo project, which aims to create an interface suitable for netbooks and other devices with limited screen space.

This guide provides reviews of the SUSE Linux distributions, as well as a number of tips and tricks for users of Linux in general.

Behind the SUSE Linux Enterprise Thin Client software

Are you a Linux user on a network in search of disk-less workstations? If so, why not use a thin client to to run applications on powerful remote servers. The article explains more...

Installing and Using Symantec Backup Exec for Linux

Symantec Backup Exec is a proprietary data backup and recovery program which runs on Linux as well as Windows. It officially supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Red Hat Enterprise...

Behind the SUSE Linux Enterprise Thin Client software

Are you a Linux user on a network in search of disk-less workstations? If so, why not use a thin client to to run applications on powerful remote servers. The article explains more about this desktop...

Installing and Using Symantec Backup Exec for Linux

Symantec Backup Exec is a proprietary data backup and recovery program which runs on Linux as well as Windows. It officially supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, but runs...

Examples of Windows Being Dumped for Linux

Looking for some examples of Windows Being Dumped for Linux to make your smug Windows fan-boy friend shut up? If so, this is the place to get what you need....

How to Boot a System with a Dead Drive and Recover Its Data

What to do when your hard drive will no longer boot Windows and you need to recover data....

This Day in Computer History: October 15

Today marks the anniversary of a string of releases from Apple Computer and the publication of the first manual for Fortran. Read about these events and more in "This Day in Computer History",...

The Year of the Linux Desktop: Are People Finally Adopting Opensource Desktops?

The Linux operating system, arguably one of the most ambitious open-source projects of all time, has never really had a large home-user market share. However, stats are showing that...

Examples of Windows Being Dumped for Linux

Looking for some examples of Windows Being Dumped for Linux to make your smug Windows fan-boy friend shut up? If so, this is the place to get what you need....