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Do you need to use Perl modules, other than the ones that are easily installed via YaST?

Rather than download the relevant archive file for a particular Perl module, extracting the contents, then manually making and installing the module, wouldn't it be nice if there was a way of automating that process and tracking module updates?

Here's something cool you can play with. The new Geeko Builder just launched. Have a blast spreading the word about SUSE Linux Enterprise.

By using PlateSpin® Orchestrate to manage both Microsoft Windows and Linux environments, Tenzing has created a new cloud computing platform for a new market of customers.

PlateSpin Recon is the first data center workload profiling, analysis and planning tool to combine consolidation planning with virtual capacity management. This assists customers by giving them an ongoing view of their physical and virtual infrastructure.

What's New in SUSE Linux Enterprise 11

SUSE® Linux Enterprise 11 from Novell delivers interoperability and mission-critical support for the complete computing environment, to help you reduce cost, complexity and risk. This version delivers significant advances and has been especially designed.

Each year several hundred thousand RISC/UNIX platforms are migrated to Linux, Windows, another UNIX system or a different platform. More than 80 percent of the migrated systems are moved to Linux or Windows with most of the remainder moving to another RISC/UNIX platform.

Novell Support Advisor 1.0 is now available to support and diagnose SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server, Open Enterprise Server (Linux) and associated products.

What do you do with Linux? You get cash. Cold, hard cash. US$2000.00 to be exact. **OR** you get an HP Mini 2140 **OR** you get a Flip Mino video camera.

And it's easy. Very easy. Go to http://www.howdoyoulinux.com for details.