And there's a special offer on the CentOS-compatible Liberty Linux
As SUSE ascends its self-imposed ALP, this version may be the last of the fixed release cycle for openSUSE Leap.], SUSE is able to provide a safe platform to deploy today your long term applications ensuring that your IT investment is safe in the longest term.
In other words, that's 13 years from now. Even so, it's the longest support lifetime in the industry. It means paying users of SLE 15 will get critical updates until shortly beforeFor disillusioned CentOS or Red Hat refugees, it's an enticing prospect, and SUSE knows it. It's also got a special offer on its CentOS-Linux compatible distro,100 subscriptions: $2,500 total
Still, if you have a significant number of CentOS Linux 7 boxes still running, this extends your deadline to migrate them to June 30, 2028.At the end of the week of SUSEcon, SLE 15 SP6 was followed by the corresponding version of the SUSE-sponsored, community-driven free distro,Time for a Geeko remix: openSUSE is looking for a new logoBoth SLE 15 SP6 and Leap 15.6 come with kernel 6.4 and GNOME 45. OpenSUSE users also get the options of KDE Plasma 5.27.11 or Xfce 4.18, along withWe gave Leap 15.
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