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SUSE is reasonably popular (it's to Europe as Red Hat is to the USA, if I understand right), and SLES is (like openSUSE) RPM-compatible, making it reasonably fr
by yellowapple 6y ago
SUSE is reasonably popular (it's to Europe as Red Hat is to the USA, if I understand right), and SLES is (like openSUSE) RPM-compatible, making it reasonably friendly to large enterprise software packages (like, say, Oracle DB). I'd expect most people using Oracle DB to be doing so on either SLES or RHEL (or some derivative of the latter, like Oracle Linux).