- 1 SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- 2 Important Upgrade Information
- 3 Support Statement for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- 4 Installation Related Notes
- 5 New Features
- 6 Update-Related Notes
- 7 Driver Updates
- 8 Other Updates
- 9 Technology Previews
- 10 Deprecated Functionality
- 11 Infrastructure, Package and Architecture Specific Information
- 12 Technical Information
- 13 Known Issues
- 14 Documentation
- 15 More Information and Feedback
- 16 Miscellaneous
- 17 Legal Notices
These release notes are generic for all SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 based products. Some parts may not apply to particular architectures or products. Where this is not obvious, the respective architectures are listed explicitly.
An Installation Quick Start can be found in the
docu directory on the media. Any documentation
(if installed) can be found below
/usr/share/doc/ in the installed system.
This SUSE product includes materials licensed to SUSE under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The GPL requires SUSE to provide the source code that corresponds to the GPL-licensed material. The source code is available for download at http://www.suse.com/download-linux/source-code.html. Also, for up to three years after distribution of the SUSE product, upon request, Novell will mail a copy of the source code. Requests should be sent by e-mail to mailto:sle_source_request@novell.com or as otherwise instructed at http://www.suse.com/download-linux/source-code.html. Novell may charge a reasonable fee to recover distribution costs.
- 1 SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- 2 Important Upgrade Information
- 3 Support Statement for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
- 4 Installation Related Notes
- 4.1 Current Limitations in a UEFI Secure Boot Context
- 4.2 UEFI Secure Boot
- 4.3 Support for 4 KB/Sector Hard Disk Drives
- 4.4 UEFI 2.3.1 Support
- 4.5 Installation via USB
- 4.6 Mapping Network Interface Names to Names Written on the Chassis (biosdevname)
- 4.7 CJK Languages Support in Text-mode Installation
- 4.8 Unable to Detect Display with Lid Closed
- 4.9 Development Packages Moved to the SDK
- 4.10 Installation Using Persistent Device Names
- 4.11 MD Devices on Top of iSCSI Not Supported
- 4.12 Using NetworkManager and DHCP
- 5 New Features
- 6 Update-Related Notes
- 7 Driver Updates
- 8 Other Updates
- 9 Technology Previews
- 10 Deprecated Functionality
- 10.1 Adobe Discontinues Support for Adobe Reader on Linux
- 10.2 X.Org Driver Used in UEFI Secure Boot Mode (Matrox)
- 10.3 Support for the JFS File System
- 10.4 Deprecation of Package ncpfs
- 10.5 Support for Portmap to End with SLE 11 SP3
- 10.6 L3 Support for Openswan Is Scheduled to Expire
- 10.7 FreeRDP Is Going to Replace rdesktop
- 10.8 Removed Packages
- 10.9 Deprecated Packages
- 10.10 JFS File System
- 11 Infrastructure, Package and Architecture Specific Information