SuSE Linux AG on Tuesday introduced the latest version of its open source operating system, designed to take advantage of 64-bit PCs while still supporting 32-bit environments. When SuSE Linux 9.0 hits the streets on Oct. 24, the new operating system also is expected to feature a preview of the upcoming Linux 2.6 kernel, improved partitioning capabilities, and support for Microsoft Windows’ NTFS (New Technology File System).
Link: informationweek.com
