When will we see OES3?
Rudolf Thilo
at the beta pages I can't see OES3 -- OES2 is out now quite a long time:
Who knows something about the OES roadmap for the next years?
... or maybe BrainShare will reveal a new OES version this year ;) ?
Regards, Rudi.
Joseph Marton
> at the beta pages I can't see OES3
Novell has not announced OES3.
> Who knows something about the OES roadmap for the next years?
>
>
> ... or maybe BrainShare will reveal a new OES version this year ;) ?
Don't know if it will, but that would be the best bet for any news. If
you won't be in attendance, keep following Novell's website during
Brainshare for updates.
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Rudolf Thilo
>On Wed, 03 Feb 2010 12:59:19 +0000, Rudolf Thilo wrote:
>
>> at the beta pages I can't see OES3
>
>Novell has not announced OES3.
http://support.novell.com/lifecycle/lcSearchResults.jsp?st=-1&sl=o&sg=-1&pid=1000
EOL, Open Enterprise Server 2 (Linux) = 31 Jul 2013
That's just 3.5 more years, so there must be something in the pipe?
Regards, Rudi.
Joseph Marton
> That's just 3.5 more years, so there must be something in the pipe?
I believe they're working on "something" but I don't know if Novell has
actually publicly given details, roadmaps, etc. Best bet is to wait for
Brainshare to see if there are any announcements.
Marcel Cox
office. Even though it was not officially given to me under NDA, I
nevertheless still consider it as internal and will therefore avoid to
share it.
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Sami Kapanen
>
> ... or maybe BrainShare will reveal a new OES version this year ;) ?
could be,
and if we look into past, we could suggest that OES3 comes after
SLES11SP1 release.
-sk
Rudolf Thilo
>I have received a Novell internel roadmap for OES2 from our local Novell office.
>Even though it was not officially given to me under NDA, I nevertheless still
>consider it as internal and will therefore avoid to share it.
:))
Rudi.
Marcel Cox
>and if we look into past, we could suggest that OES3 comes after SLES11SP1
>release.
And if we look at the past, we will see that almost regularly at yearly
intervals, we get a new OES "version", either an SP, or a new version. So
based on the release date of OES2SP2, you can estimate when the next
version might become available.
Simon Flood
> Sami Kapanen wrote:
>
>> and if we look into past, we could suggest that OES3 comes after
>> SLES11SP1 release.
>
> And if we look at the past, we will see that almost regularly at yearly
> intervals, we get a new OES "version", either an SP, or a new version.
> So based on the release date of OES2SP2, you can estimate when the next
> version might become available.
If we look at the past, we will see that almost regularly at yearly
intervals, we get a new NetWare "version", either an SP, or a new version.
Just because it used to happen doesn't mean it still will ...
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Marcel Cox
>Just because it used to happen doesn't mean it still will ...
That's why I said *might*
Rudolf Thilo
>
>SLES 11 SP1 on which OES 3 would likely run is coming out a bit later
>than normal because they are upgrading the kernel (mentioned in a SLES
>Cool Blog). Seeing as OES is closely connected to the kernel I would
>imagine OES 3 will be a little later than normal as well. They are
>saying SLES 11 SP1 in mid 2010 so OES 3 (or an OES 2 which runs on SLES
>11) will likely occur soon afterwards.
Thanks, Rudi.
Simon Flood
This is of course all speculation since there have been no public
announcements of products, betas, etc. I would expect something to said
during BrainShare which is next month (there are OES Futures
presentations after all). See www.novell.com/brainshare.