sorry if you have not had any success but besides the large companies opinion there is no ideal Red Hat or SuSe solution. If you still go further you might notice that it is not a good idea to reinstall OS every six months. Debian is the way to go and although IBM does not understand, this means nothing. Instllation is hard sometimes but if you successfully went through the hard way you will never have it to do again. Tell me of any software that will update itself for 20 years and more. There is none.
Cheers Heini
PS: Sorry to say but Red Hat and SuSe have had one of the most terrible TCO I have ever seen. At least if you do not want to go the large business way and buy the cheap stuff stay with Windows or never switch.
Hi Jake,
sorry if you have not had any success but besides the large companies opinion there is no ideal Red Hat or SuSe solution. If you still go further you might notice that it is not a good idea to reinstall OS every six months. Debian is the way to go and although IBM does not understand, this means nothing. Instllation is hard sometimes but if you successfully went through the hard way you will never have it to do again. Tell me of any software that will update itself for 20 years and more. There is none.
Cheers Heini
PS: Sorry to say but Red Hat and SuSe have had one of the most terrible TCO I have ever seen. At least if you do not want to go the large business way and buy the cheap stuff stay with Windows or never switch.