Re: tlug: About Oracle on Linux

[John De Hoog <washi@example.com>]

Scott Stone <sstone@example.com> wrote:

> 
> ...TurboLinux, RedHat, Debian, and SuSE are all
> glibc-based.  I think that Slackware is the only major distribution that
> is not glibc-based.

S.u.S.E. has only partial glibc support at this time, if I understand
the FAQ correctly:

	S.u.S.E. Linux <= 5.3 is a libc5 based distribution. S.u.S.E.
	Linux 5.3 added support for glibc2 binaries, and beginning with
	S.u.S.E. Linux 6.0, expected at the end of 1998, S.u.S.E. is
	making the move to glibc2.


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