In a little over a week it will be World IPv6 day. This day is meant to call attention to the fact that IPv4 addresses have run out and the web has to move on to IPv6. ope...
We are pleased to announce our new openSUSE Weekly News 177! openSUSE Weekly News ### openSUSE Weekly News Team 177 Edition Legal Notice This work (com...
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FOSSCOMM 2011 was held in Patras on the 7 to 8 May from Patras Linux User Group (PLUG) and the Department of Computer Engineering & Information Technology (Computer Lab...
The openSUSE Build Service Team has decided to rename its cutting-edge packaging- and distribution build technology to Open Build Service. The new name, while maintaining t...
Sorry, but we expect our main mailing-lists server (lists.opensuse.org) and our features server (features.opensuse.org) to stay down for some more minutes than expected: th...
Yesterday marked the official start of Google Summer of Code’s Coding Period. And openSUSE mentors are right in the thick of it working with 16 students seeking to make a ...
We are pleased to announce the Issue 176 of the openSUSE Weekly News. openSUSE Weekly News ### openSUSE Weekly News Team 176 Edition Legal Notice This ...
Time to get ready for the openSUSE Conference 2011 On Sunday the 11th of September it will be that time again: the openSUSE Conference starts. And of course we want an e...
We are pleased to announce our new openSUSE Weekly News 175. openSUSE Weekly News ### openSUSE Weekly News Team 175 Edition Legal Notice This work (com...
On this issue of people of openSUSE, you can read about our friendly SUSE community manager, Jos Poortvliet. Read about his job at the SUSE, what he does in openSUSE, his p...
We are pleased to announce our new openSUSE Weekly News Issue 174 openSUSE Weekly News ### openSUSE Weekly News Team 174 Edition Legal Notice This work...
A big kudos to all our ambassadors who are working very hard to let the world know about openSUSE! They have been organizing events, speaking to people and writing about th...
Again this year, same procedure as every year, the openSUSE Project is attending the LinuxTag in Berlin with more than 30 members, a booth, several talks in the program an...