Hello guys,
I would like some information that I could not find on the site:
redhat fedora use as a tester to provide its versions - or something like that …
I wonder how this with Opensuse X Suse …
the Opensuse is a tester’s Suse?
is a distribution based on Suse?
an example:
Oracle Linux 6 is based on redhat 6.
I would like to install the Oracle (certified for Suse 11) in Opensuse if the Opensuse was a “copy” of Suse, I could install and feel more confident in terms of approval …
if this analogy is possible, then how versions relate? what version of openSUSE is equivalent in Suse 11 ??
Thank you.
There is none that is an exact equivalent.
openSUSE is a testing model for SUSE but not one to one equivalent. Oracle should work though
On 2015-08-09 13:56, rogeriopaju wrote:
> I would like to install the Oracle (certified for Suse 11) in Opensuse
> if the Opensuse was a “copy” of Suse, I could install and feel more
> confident in terms of approval …
There is no approval for openSUSE.
> if this analogy is possible, then how versions relate? what version of
> openSUSE is equivalent in Suse 11 ??
The relation is not direct. Till now, SUSE is based on Factory and
openSUSE stable versions, with a lot of additions and modifications.
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 13.1 x86_64 “Bottle” (Minas Tirith))
Thank you guys!!
anyway I will install the oracle in Opensuse to use in my labs …