Happy Birthday openSUSE!
Exactly one year ago Novell announced the openSUSE project to develop its Linux distribution, which is also the base for the Linux enterprise products, in an open way. I was one of the first to download Beta 1 of SUSE Linux 10.0, shortly after I switched the sides (btw there are several open jobs at SUSE in Germany).
Since then the interest in SUSE increased significantly. In some areas we received great community involvement like the Wiki now being available in not less than 14 languages.
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