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Novell Linux Desktop On SUSE Looks Interesting
Novell announces the availability of the latest edition of the Novell Linux Desktop powered by SUSE Linux 9. At first glance this looks like a worthy progression along the path of an alternative desktop for Microsoft Windows. This is aimed at enterprises and comes in two major version types, one with expanded administrative privileges to enable enterprise-wide deployment and management. The price-point looks reasonable at $50.00 per copy.
As an interesting addendum to this, the Los Angeles Times today had a Business Section front page article about Firefox and the imminent release of version 1.0. They state that Firefox has around 10 Million users worldwide, "small potatoes" in comparison to IE. Nevertheless, significant and growing.
Here is the Novell Announcement
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