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Novell strips SLES down to its undies

Stripped-down operating systems made specifically for virtual machine appliances have tickled the fancy of the Linux collective, and these types of systems are keeping commercial distributors busy pushing out their versions of the concept. Last September at VMworld, Canonical unveiled Ubuntu JeOS — pronounced juice and short …

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Thursday 24th April 2008 07:34 GMT Anonymous Coward

JeOS ?

Pronounced 'juice' ?

W@nkers !

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