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SuSE Linux launches Version 7.0 Operating System

By Joey Gardiner

Published: 1 August 2000 17:27 GMT

German Linux vendor SuSE has launched its latest version of the Linux Operating System, Version 7.0.

It includes different products for use as a server OS or on the desktop. The pack price of £41.70 includes installation help and 90 days service support.

The OS will be available to potential customers in late August.

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