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The content of this article has been contributed by Frank Sundermeyer, Project Manager of the SUSE Documentation Team.  It is part of a series of articles focusing on SUSE Documentation and the great minds that create the manuals, guides, quick starts, and many more helpful documents.           Biology – or IT? My […]

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This article has been contributed by Rafał Pawlicki, Senior Developer at DreamLab Poland, a company providing IT services and solutions for digital media.  I had the pleasure to meet Rafał already at soap! conference last year, where I spoke about our SUSE documentation processes. Back then Rafał and I discussed a lot about the importance of documentation, […]

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This article has been contributed by Matt Fleming, Senior Performance Engineer at SUSE. Matt is a highly experienced and passionate open source developer, who also contributes regularly to our SUSE Best Practices series of documentation. However, recently, and kind of by chance, we discovered his passion for another topic: Marketing! Yes, you’ve got it right: […]

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  This article has been contributed by Carla Schroder, Technical Writer at the SUSE Documentation Team.  It is the first in a planned series of articles focusing on SUSE Documentation and the great minds that create the manuals, guides, quick starts, and many more helpful documents.       I Should Have Been Raised by Wolves: […]

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You might have heard it. HackWeek 17 started today. Yes yes yes, I know I am repeating myself. But there is a good reason for the iteration loop: the SUSE documentation team has just started a new project. And we invite you all to join us. This activity can be put in action worldwide. You […]

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Hack Week … If you are part of SUSE, you are eagerly awaiting it. If you are following SUSE regularly, you surely heard about it. If you have no clue what it is, you should inform yourself. Because it is one of the most intelligent and motivating ways to foster open source contribution AND innovation! […]

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The following article has been contributed by Marco Strigl, Build Service Engineer, SUSE.                 You might already have heard that, as of 2020, Python 2 will not be maintained anymore. This date seems to be “far, far away“ from an end user perspective – but is actually upcoming quite quickly if you see it through the eyes of an […]

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No matter whom you talk to from the Linux and Open Source community – ask them about FOSDEM, and you most likely will look into sparkling eyes and get answers just like “FOSDEM is probably the best community-driven FOSS event in Europe. It’s massive, chaotic and fun.” FOSDEM Ante Portas FOSDEM  stands for “Free and Open Source […]

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 The following article has been contributed by Ancor González Sosa and the YaST team at SUSE.         Changes to YaST have arrived! And as an openSUSE Tumbleweed user you are among the first to experience these changes released in snapshot 20180119. In case you are following the YaST Team blog regularly, you might have already […]

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The following article has been contributed by Tanja Roth, Technical Writer at the SUSE Documentation Team.     The Open Source Summit (formerly LinuxCon) is a series of annual conferences and trade shows in North America, Asia, and Europe. Organized by the Linux Foundation, those conventions are among the most popular events in the open […]

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