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Choose one of the public classes provided by a SUSE Certified Training Partner or work directly with SUSE to develop a custom course specifically for your business. The choice is yours.

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Take one of our Instructor Led training courses. Learn the basics on a structured learning path from authorized training instructors with approved SUSE content.

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FAQ

What was SUSE Liberty Linux, and what is its relationship to SUSE Multi-Linux Support? Why the change?

SUSE Liberty Linux was the former name for SUSE’s offering that provided support for environments using a 100% binary-compatible version of RHEL. It has now been integrated into SUSE Multi-Linux Support. Customers utilizing SUSE Liberty Linux ISOs and repositories may still encounter "Liberty" references as part of the service. The name change reflects the service-oriented nature of SUSE Multi-Linux Support and SUSE’s commitment to supporting multiple Linux distributions within a unified service, emphasizing its capability to handle complex, heterogeneous Linux environments. Additionally, it avoids the misunderstanding of perceiving it as another Linux distribution.

Which SUSE Multi-Linux Support offerings include tools for managing multiple Linux distributions? Do we need to migrate CentOS or RHEL to SUSE Liberty Linux to use SUSE Multi-Linux Support?

SUSE provides support for its enterprise products, but open-source projects are supported through community forums and resources.No migration is needed. SUSE Multi-Linux Support is a service that can be provided without requiring a migration from CentOS or RHEL to SUSE Liberty Linux. It allows you to maintain your existing infrastructure while benefiting from SUSE’s comprehensive support.