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Am I the only one old enough to remember the 2006 deal between Microsoft and Novell? Now Red Hat is on the hot seat with everyone blaming and hating, I remember when Novell was in similar position in terms of community feeling betrayed.

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SUSE does not belong to Novell anymore.

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There have been several acquisitions in the meantime, that’s true, but remembering the past helps not to be fooled again.

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Maybe it does, but since it’s not the same entity and SUSE now has full autonomy, it might be better to be cautiously confident? It’s my stand anyhow.

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Aged like milk with nowadays news about SUSE turning private again…

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