Author: Marita Werner
openSUSE Conference 2023: May 26-28 in Nuremberg, Germany – Call for Proposals
This year’s openSUSE Conf of the openSUSE community will be held at the Z-Bau in Nuremberg, from Friday, May 26 to Sunday, May 28. The Call for Proposals (CFP) is already open, and the submission period will close on April 09. So still a lot of time to think about lightning talks, workshops, long talks, short workshops, […]
Read MoreopenSUSE Conf 2022 – Day Two: ALP Roast – An open discussion with the ALP Steering Committee
On Day two, June 3, of the openSUSE Conf 2022 the main event was the discussion of the ALP Steering Committee with the openSUSE community. ALP, the Adaptable Linux Platform, stands for the next generation of the SUSE Linux family. As intro to the event Michal Svec, SUSE Product Manager for SLES, explained what it […]
Read MoreImpressions from the openSUSE Conf 2022 – Day One: openQA and BCI
After two years of only virtual events, on this warm but not too warm Thursday, June 2, the openSUSE Conf 2022 started with a full load of talks. First I have been busy saying hello and salute to all my dear SUSE colleagues coming from Czechia, Italy, Spain and of course Germany. I have not […]
Read MoreopenSUSE Conference 2022: June 02-04 in Nuremberg, Germany – Call for Proposals
This year’s openSUSE Conf will again be held at the Z-Bau in Nuremberg, from Friday, June 02 to Sunday, June 04. The Call for Proposals (CFP) is already open, and the submission period will close on April 14. So still a lot of time to think about lightning talks, workshops, long talks, short workshops, hands-on […]
Read MoreopenSUSE Conference 2017: May 26-28 in Nuremberg, Germany – Call for Papers
This year’s openSUSE Conf will again be held at the Z-Bau in Nuremberg, from Friday, May 26 to Sunday, May 28. The Call for Papers (CFP) is already open, and the submission period will close on March 31. So still a lot of time to think about lightning talks, workshops, long talks, short workshops, hands-on […]
Read MoreFOSDEM & git merge Feb 2017 – openSUSE talks – updated
This year’s awesome free event for software developers to meet, share ideas and collaborate will take place in Brussels, at the weekend of Feb 4 and 5. Come and join openSUSE’s talks around Tumbleweed, OBS, Documentation and much more. This is the updated list mid of January: *”Ceph and Storage management with openATTIC” by Lenz Grimmer […]
Read MoreContainerCon Europe 2016, part of LinuxCon in Berlin in October!
Did you know that ContainerCon Europe 2016 is part of LinuxCon? On Tuesday, October 4, SUSE’s container experts Flavio Castelli will do a talk about “Networking Approaches in a Container World“, Michael Svec will ask “Are Containers Enterprise Ready?” and Christian Brauner will answer “rkt, runC, LXC: How are We Running Containers?” Join us for […]
Read MoreLinuxCon Europe 2016 – SUSE is Platinum Sponsor – let's start the next 25 years!
After celebrating Linux’ 25th Birthday let’s look into the future of Linux, starting here in Europe with LinuxCon Europe, October, 4-6, Berlin! As Platinum Sponsor SUSE will be present with a booth and a bunch of presentations including a keynote from Dr. Thomas Di Giacomo, SUSE’s Chief Technology Officer, and talks about Containers, Ceph and […]
Read MoreSLES 12 SP2 Beta and openQA: status of QA Automation
In Mid May we have reached the Beta phase of SLES 12 SP2 so I would like to look back a little bit and see what we have achieved in SUSE QA Automation with openQA. In 2014 the SUSE QA department has jumped on the openQA train, started with openSUSE much earlier, to fullfill the […]
Read MoreThe new Partner Software Catalog: compatibility icons for HA, Virtualization and Integrated Systems
6 weeks ago I introduced the new data structure of the Partner Software Catalog, now I want to go into more details and explain the little icons that are visible if you drill down into a product or a special product version. Once a catalog user has triggered a search and clicks on the green […]
Read MoreWhy a new SUSE Partner Software Catalog?
On November, 21, SUSE relaunched the newly designed and implemented SUSE Partner Software Catalog (PSC). What exactly was the reason for this brand new and improved catalog? Besides the fact that the old SUSE Partner Software Catalog needed a technical and design overhaul, the core argument for the relaunch of our new catalog is the […]
Read MorePartnerNet: cool tool but how do I get in?
This summer I guided several of our new partners through the PartnerNet registration process and could see that it is quite a hurdle to finish registration. Now I want to give you a short introduction to that process and make clear that it is a 2-step process. First: go to PartnerNet and click on „Join […]
Read MoreopenSUSE release & openSUSE conference: registration and call for papers
I am very excited about the new openSUSE release 12.3 and I am looking forward to downloading and installing it as soon as possible. There is still 1 hour to wait … In other news the openSUSE conference oSC13 is open for registration. From July 18 to July 22, 2013, hundreds of hackers are going […]
Read MoreSUSE Partner Software Catalog: growth in quantity and quality
It has been quite a while since Darren pointed out the positive feedback of our ISV partners about SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2. Meanwhile the Partner Software Catalog (formerly ISV Catalog), that lists the SUSE Linux Enterprise-certified products of our ISV partners, has grown in both size and quality. Today, the number of applications […]
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