SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 -- FAQ
The answer is simple. It costs less, so you don't incur exorbitant licensing fees. It was designed with users in mind, so it's easy to use and it interoperates with your existing systems. And whether you want to run SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop as a general office desktop system or tailor it for use as a thin or thick client, it's flexible and extremely secure.
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