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Ummmmm.....does ANYBODY happen to know the answer here???? Please?
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Ummmmm.....does ANYBODY happen to know the answer here???? Please?

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This question is sitting on ZERO for hours now. At least I should deserve an &quot;I dont know&quot; answer. <br />
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Its very rude and unrespectful...<br />
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This question is sitting on ZERO for hours now. At least I should deserve an "I dont know" answer.

Its very rude and unrespectful...



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If you dont know, its OK with me. But at the very least, just admit it..For crying out loud.
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If you dont know, its OK with me. But at the very least, just admit it..For crying out loud.

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Hello to everyone -<br />
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I am just wondering - If running SUSE Linux Server for zSeries and S/390 Mainframes under the GUI (not really recommended) does the looks of the GUI the same as running SUSE as a desktop version? <br />
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I would like to see (If anyone can post) a screenshot of SUSE Linux Server's GUI for the Mainframes. People had told me they run it as Runlevel-3. But does the GUI look the same as If I were running SUSE Pro 9.3?<br />
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Thanks<br />
js
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Hello to everyone -

I am just wondering - If running SUSE Linux Server for zSeries and S/390 Mainframes under the GUI (not really recommended) does the looks of the GUI the same as running SUSE as a desktop version? 

I would like to see (If anyone can post) a screenshot of SUSE Linux Server's GUI for the Mainframes. People had told me they run it as Runlevel-3. But does the GUI look the same as If I were running SUSE Pro 9.3?

Thanks
js

Linux on Mainframes z/vm and s/390

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