SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
About SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop pricing
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop does not have a free version and does not offer a free trial. SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop paid version starts at USD 50.00/year.
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Hospital & Health Care
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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An excellent Linux distribution for end users
We decided to use this version to integrate them with Linux distributions own services and at the same time to be able to give the user a friendly, easy and interactive interface without losing the performance of the equipment and so that he can carry out his daily tasks in a more comfortable and adaptable way.
Pros
What I like most about this distribution is its easy to manage and use interface, which allows the end user to familiarize himself with the system and at the same time be able to carry out his daily tasks.
Cons
I would say that the cost is a bit since it is a Linux distribution for office end users and that the cost could be less
Switched From
Windows 10Reasons for Switching to SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
It had a better interface and usability for less experienced end users- Industry: Banking
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Suse linux, system operation power full
i have around 10 years working with suse, and suse for sap and allway work very well, i was management, administrator, user too
Pros
the performance of suse, and compatibility with the most common databases and aplications
Cons
i dont have cons for suse, allways suse offered good cost and services
Alternatives Considered
Red Hat Enterprise LinuxReasons for Switching to SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
cost- Industry: Computer Software
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop: A Real Alternative for a Windows Desktop Environment
Captivating desktop environment. Easy to install and deploy on virtualization software.
Pros
I tested with SUSE Linux for checking the feasibility of providing it to my students as a Windows alternative and for teaching Linux Kernel concepts such as file system permissions, RBAC access control, malware implementation using Python, BASH shell scripting, ... SUSE has a very decent and captivating desktop environment with streamlined processes for graphically configuring TCP/IP networking and adding/removing/updating packages. I would say that SUSE has the most professional desktop that makes it a real cheaper alternative to Windows/OSX operating systems. I also used SUSE for Python development using several Python IDEs and the reference IDLE. Students enjoyed doing the networking experiments and the shell scripting using SUSE. Haven't got any serious complaint regarding its user-friendliness.
Cons
It would be great to have a free version for education purposes provided to students. We have used a trial version which is not always appealing to students and learners.
- Industry: Computer Networking
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop: Stunning Graphical Interface that Competes with Windows and MAC
Very good experience to introduce Windows and MAC OSX users to Linux using SUSE.
Pros
The main inspiration that made us test SUSE Linux is the amazing graphical desktop interface that makes it really appealing to students using Linux for the first time. The collaboration tools included makes it a perfect and cheap replacement for a Windows OS. I tested SUSE Linux for introducing my students to Linux BASH shell scripting and I didn't want them to be intimidated by the use of Linux for the first time. SUSE Linux was so appealing to them and many of them had the inception that they can be a viable replacement for Windows or MAC OSX. Moreover, I was impressed with the networking support in SUSE Linux. I tried several server configurations on it and it was capable of handling the job very efficiently on the business logic layer using Apache Tomcat and on the data persistence layer using MySQL.
Cons
This product is not free. SUSE has an OpenSUSE free community edition but we would like to keep the free Linux-spirit out there. Though the cost is not high and it is totally justified in the features available.
- Industry: Hospital & Health Care
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 1-5 months
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A Linux distribution with a beautiful and friendly interface for office users
I started using this distribution when I saw its nice interface and how easy it can be to administer and use it, today I use it as a desktop for managing web application documentation, design and prototype tools
Pros
This is an excellent linux distribution which I liked because it has a beautiful user interface and at the same time it is easy to use and integrate with office tools and services managed by linux servers.
Cons
I would say that it can be a bit complex to be able to set up a developer environment, I see it more oriented to end users