[ale] SUSE Linux talk

[LinuxGnome]

Yes, and No.

RHEL/CentOS has YUM.  SUSE has zypper (a descendent of redcarpet, combined with YaST).

Both sit upon an RPM DB and you can run the rpm command directly (although yum will complain when it sees updated it didn't do).

--LnxGnome

P.S.  I was talking to the folks from Basho @ LinuxCon this week, and they would be interested in coming and doing a preso on their NoSQL db (Raik) and their S3 compatible cloud storage.


On 09/20/2013 11:11 AM, JD wrote:
> Aren't they both RPM-based?
> 
> On 09/20/2013 04:49 PM, Adrya Stembridge wrote:
>>>> Aren't SUSE, RHEL and CentOS closely related?
>>
>> CentOS is the community supported version of RHEL.  No commonality with SLES
>> other than being Linux.  
>>
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