SuSE and FreeBSD support [was: FreeBSD or Debian Support?]

[bdraco]

Would anybody find this useful?

[Edited on 8/12/01 by bdraco]

[Edited on 8/14/01 by bdraco]

[Karl]

FreeBSD yes. What about SuSE Linux? I know it\'s usually a pain because the put system files in stupid places, but as from 7.1 they have started moving them back to the \'standard\' places.

[bdraco]

[quote:6785055123]FreeBSD yes. What about SuSE Linux? I know it\'s usually a pain because the put system files in stupid places, but as from 7.1 they have started moving them back to the \'standard\' places. [/quote:6785055123]

Does anybody use SuSE?

[Brownie]

We want to use SuSe but there arent any good (or any?) control panels available for it

[Karl]

Yes, I like SuSE it works well and the people at SuSE are nice and I have a vested commercial interest in using SuSE.

[bdraco]

Anybody have a SuSE box sitting around that I can install cpanel on?

[Edited on 8/12/01 by bdraco]

[JapAniManga.ch]

[quote:f23955aabe]FreeBSD yes. What about SuSE Linux? I know it\'s usually a pain because the put system files in stupid places, but as from 7.1 they have started moving them back to the \'standard\' places. [/quote:f23955aabe]
I think SuSe-Support will be realy nice then I know much People who use SuSe (... what you use RedHat, ohh No how can you ... use SuSe ... *g*), ok for Desktop but when they will have a Server then they want it with SuSe.
SuSe is used from very much People in Germany (Switzerland, Austria, ...) - especially German-Providers use SuSe for there Servers. I think a Support of SuSe will bring more European-Users for WHM/CPanel|NocSoft.

[Site5-Matt]

I would like to see FreeBSD support. What ever happened to those FreeBSD builds? They seemed to stop at 3.0...

Matt

[Edited on 8/12/01 by Site5-Matt]

[Brownie]

[quote:4da70215cd]I would like to see FreeBSD support. What ever happened to those FreeBSD builds? They seemed to stop at 3.0...

Matt
[/quote:4da70215cd]

:P secret FreeBSD build eh? Well Well, its times like this you realiase who your friends are

[Karl]

Nick, I can probably get a beta box for SuSE sorted, but unfortunately it would only be plugged into the ISDN on our office network. We\'ve got SuSE 7.0, but I\'m sure I can source 7.1 from somewhere to give it a crack.

[Mark Vockler]

We\'d be interested in testing the FreeBSD version.

Mark

[bdraco]

[quote:2f74d1891c]Nick, I can probably get a beta box for SuSE sorted, but unfortunately it would only be plugged into the ISDN on our office network. We\'ve got SuSE 7.0, but I\'m sure I can source 7.1 from somewhere to give it a crack. [/quote:2f74d1891c]

If get get me a beta box to hack around with I can probably have suse builds in a day or 2.

[elijah :)]

freeBSD.

i only know 1 person who\'s running debian, so i could care less but freeBSD support is great

[Site5-Matt]

Debian is the official GNU Linux distro - and a pretty good one at that. Bear in mind it\'s not the \"newbie\'s\" distro of choice, but definitely a good one.

Regards,
Matt

[ckizer]

Yes FreeBSD is a must. I would be overjoyed if we had FreeBSD version so I could get on something a bit more stable, and standard.