Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part II: SUSE (SLED/SLED) News
Some new SUSE laptops and businesses opting for SUSE
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part II: Dell, Lenovo and Their SUSE Offers
SUSE preinstalled on laptops and desktops around the world
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part II: SUSE as SLES and SLED; Novells Core Business
Miscellaneous stories about SUSE as a non-community project but a commercial one
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Novell+Ximian=SLED.NET, Sun+Java=SuSE GNU/Linux/Solaris
Sun's role in the SuSE (pre-Novell) era and Novell's continued back-turning on Java, despite the GPL
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Quoteworthy: Taking SuSE Back from Novell and Procurement Laws from ISOs Influence
A couple of noteworthy remarks about detaching SUSE from Novell, procurement from ISO's control
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Novells Binary Bridges: Could SUSE Ever Inherit the Anti-Features of Windows?
If Novell is building a binary bridge to act as a shim, then can SUSE be trusted at all (back doors
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part II: On OpenSUSE (11b2), SUSE, JeOS and Novell
Various bits of news about SUSE GNU/Linux, collected over the past week (plus some videos
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Novells SUSE Infuriatingly Complicated, Cranky Implementation of Linux
The Washington Post explains why SUSE was not a smart choice for H-P's mini-notebooks
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Do-No-Evil Saturday - Part II: SUSE on Desktops, Marketing and Roadmap
A small lump of SUSE (SLED or SLES) news from the past week