Re: [suse-oracle] Re: SuSE vs RedHat with Oracle - FYI

From: Edward Shevtsov (edward.shevtsov@mail.ru)
Date: Thu Oct 03 2002 - 09:47:52 CEST

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    From: "Edward Shevtsov" <edward.shevtsov@mail.ru>
    Date: Thu, 03 Oct 2002 11:47:52 +0400
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    Subject: Re: [suse-oracle] Re: SuSE vs RedHat with Oracle - FYI
    

    >
    > > Michael,
    > >
    > > I have been very concerned about a trend that appears
    > > to be developing concerning Oracle and RedHat. There
    > > is an increasing amount of press stating that Oracle
    > > has been working closely with RedHat to make Oracle
    > > scalable on linux, particulary RH's Advanced Server.
    > > However, there seems to be a lack of press regarding
    > > Oracle's relationship with SuSE
    > >...
    > > What is happening? Am I simply missing the
    > > SuSE/Oracle press releases or has RedHat repaired
    > > their relationship with Oracle and getting
    > > preferential treatment over SuSE?
    > >
    > > Sincerely,
    > > John
    >
    >
    > Hi John,
    >
    > Since this is a common question I make the response to the mailing
    > lists, if you don't mind.
    >
    >
    > The answer is very simple: We and Oracle are working on the next major
    > product, which will be United Linux, and UL based products from
    > Conectiva (Brasil), TurboLinux (Japan), SCO (was: Caldera), and SuSE
    > will be announced in the middle of November.
    >
    > Until then we simply have no news to report, simply because there is
    > none - SLES-7 was and is porting platform at Oracle for all 9i based
    > products, i.e. all available right now, and we are not working on it any
    > more (except for maintenance of course!) but concentrate all new
    > development efforts on the new product, so there really are now news
    > items for SLES-7.
    >
    >
    > Oracle has not changed their position, for a long time they have been
    > saying and continue to do so that they support exactly two Linux
    > distributions: RedHat and SuSE, and since SuSE is the project leader and
    > producer of the United Linux it means they end up supporting all four
    > Linux companies working on UL based products - a development which
    > Oracle certainly doesn't mind!
    >

    Michael,

    is UL going to be positioned as "server edition" like SLES7 or RH AS with longer support period and closer relationship to Oracle? Or will SuSE build a separate UL-based release for these purposes?

    TIA,
    Ed

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