Novell lands full-time staff on openSUSE
The openSUSE project, which creates the development version of Novell's SUSE Linux, is getting a handful of full-time Novell developers.
You might find it hard to believe that there were not already full-time staffers dedicated to openSUSE, given the importance of Linux to Novell's future. But apparently, this has been the case since Novell formalized and opened up the openSUSE project four years ago.
According to an announcement to openSUSE contributors, Roland Haidl, director of operations and communities for Novell's Open Platform Solutions group, now has a team of ten people dedicated to openSUSE exclusively, and the way Novell has been doing openSUSE work - get to it when you can after doing your other Novell work - is a thing of the past.
Klass Frietag has been tapped to lead Novell's openSUSE team.
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