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[News] Indication of Demand for Custom-built GNU/Linux Distros

  • Subject: [News] Indication of Demand for Custom-built GNU/Linux Distros
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:39:56 +0000
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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SUSE Studio: Point-and-Click Linux Appliances

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| Since the end of July 2009, 43,000 users had 
| signed up for SUSE Studio and there are now 
| roughly 11,000 to 14,000 builds per week. 
| Steve Hale noted that over 100 new partners 
| had joined the SUSE Linux Enterprise program, 
| and he asserted that momentum was constantly 
| building from ISVs.
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http://www.thevarguy.com/2009/11/02/suse-studio-point-and-click-linux-appliances/


Recent:

Customize SUSE Linux to the Bones with SUSE Studio

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| SUSE Studio is great in many respects, but especially if you need to deploy a
| customized desktop or server on multiple machines. Configure it once, use it
| as many times as you need. Sure, if you don't like SUSE, you won't like the
| custom distro either. I'm not much of a fan myself, but I do find the whole
| idea interesting and, more importantly, useful.
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http://www.itlure.com/2009/08/customize-suse-linux-to-bones-with-suse.html


SUSE Studio: Too Good To Be True?

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| I just built my own Linux distribution through my browser. It can be ran as a
| Live CD or installed on your system. No, you did read that correctly. I
| actually used Firefox to build my own SUSE-based distro. Sometimes technology
| throws curveballs at us that are so unbelievable youâd have to read the
| statement several times to realize that you arenât hallucinating. Do you
| think Iâm writing a piece of science fiction? Enter SUSE Studio.
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http://www.itnewstoday.com/?p=766


Hands on with SUSE Studio

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| A Novell employee once told us that, in yesteryear when Novell's marketing
| team were pushing brands faster than their coders were pushing software,
| Novell could easily have switched over to being a T-shirt manufacturing
| company. It seems their love of marketing hasn't died out, because TuxRadar
| HQ recently accepted delivery of a suspicious box. Upon opening it, we found
| this:
|
| Inside was a bag containing dozens of different parts, some plastic, others
| carefully cut foam. Next to that was a card pointing us towards the assembly
| instructions and, 10 minutes or so later, we were the, er, proud owners of
| one of these:
|
| Great success! And even more fun than building a distro with SUSE Studio...
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http://www.tuxradar.com/content/hands-suse-studio


REVIEW: SUSE Studio Is a Boon for Organizations Using Novell's Linux Distros

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| SUSE Studio is a Web-based service for creating software appliances on
| Novell's family of SUSE Linux-based operating systems. SUSE Studio could
| prove very useful for any individual or organization that uses Novell's Linux
| distributions by easing complex customization tasks.
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http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Linux-and-Open-Source/REVIEW-SUSE-Studio-Is-a-Boon-for-Organizations-Using-Novells-Linux-Distros-682485/


SUSE Studio: The Do-it-Yourself Linux

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| Linux is well known for being very customizable, but with SUSE Studio, things
| are taken to an entirely new level. Imagine taking a base template, building
| on top of it with your personal software choices, then configuring countless
| other aspects (even a SQL database), and then building it as a bootable ISO
| or VM. That's exactly what makes SUSE Studio so great.
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http://techgage.com/article/suse_studio_the_do-it-yourself_linux
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