January 2008 Highlights - Novell Software Evaluation & Development Library
Novell Technical Subscriptions
The summer Olympics are still eight months away, but that doesn't mean you can't start practicing. However, even if you're not a pommel-horse genius, you can practice what you are good at—keeping your IT systems current with the latest updates from Novell. This month's subscription includes openSUSE 10.3, the open source operating system, and its accompanying live versions. You can now run the latest in open source technology without stress, and without fully installing it, if you prefer. And with two new Novell Self-Study Manuals, Novell Connection Magazine, lots of new and updated bonus utilities, 28 ReadMe files and patches, 90 Cool Solutions articles and 341 Support Knowledgebase documents (TIDs), you can be sure your IT systems will score a perfect 10.
New Software
January is all about setting new resolutions (and sometimes breaking them). This month, set a goal you know you can achieve—find out all about the new evaluation software releasing from Novell.
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openSUSE® 10.3: For a rich, reliable and secure home operating system, there's no better choice than openSUSE 10.3. It features an easy-to-install Linux operating system that delivers all the open source capabilities you need most for home computing and networking.
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openSUSE® 10.3 Live CD KDE: Run openSUSE 10.3 on your computer without touching your hard drive. This live version CD uses RAM to give you an ideal first look at openSUSE 10.3 featuring the KDE interface.
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openSUSE® Live CD GNOME: To get an in-depth sneak peek at openSUSE 10.3, use the Live CD GNOME version. Using RAM, and without putting extra stress on your hard drive, this CD gives you a great feel for openSUSE 10.3 and the GNOME interface.
