SuSe Source?

**safwan** · 11-23-2006

i just want to browse around the source code of suse
i have been searching for it past 2 weeks but i din't get it
where to find it!?
i would much appreciate if you anyone help

**Vergil83** · 11-23-2006

um, suse is a operating system. It is made up of programs. You can read the source codes of the programs, no OS.

**fingal** · 11-23-2006

A bit like walking around a city and asking 'where's the city?'

Maybe you mean the kernel source? Most commercial Linux vendors add their own 'bells and whistles' to distros.

**safwan** · 11-23-2006

yes i mean the kernel source not os
also if i could get the os source i would be happy a i want to learn how commands are executed using kernel and also how to integrate KDE/GNOME
now all my need can be termed as 'To learn Basic operation methods of linux'

**devils casper** · 11-23-2006

first of all check www.kernelnewbies.org !

casper

**safwan** · 11-23-2006

thanks for the link casper

**bryansmith** · 11-23-2006

If you are using Suse, the kernel source is available through Yast. I am not sure the actual package name but search for kernel and it should come up.

also if i could get the os source i would be happy

As mentioned earlier, there is no "suse source" per se. If you want a specific packages source, search for it in Google and you will likely find it.

Bryan

**safwan** · 11-23-2006

is there any open source OS not package?

**bryansmith** · 11-23-2006

Do you mean any OS and not just Linux? There are plenty of open source operating systems but many package parts of their OS so as to make installation and maintenance much easier.

There are the main BSD's (NetBSD, OpenBSD and FreeBSD just to name a few), ReactOS (trying to build a Windows compatible OS), OpenSolaris....

Bryan

**safwan** · 11-23-2006

not any but is there any os(opensource) with linux kernel

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