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After hitting the 1 year anniversary, the SUSE Academic Program website takes strides in improving user experience and enhanced education materials. Over the coming months, you will notice significant improvements to the Academic Program website including; updated on-demand training materials, easier access to downloads, access to support clarification and additional customer success stories. We listened […]

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The 2017 Open Source Jobs Report, an annual survey of professionals and managers by the Linux Foundation, indicates that professionals with open source training are in high demand, and that demand is increasing.  In fact, 60 percent of companies are looking for full time hires, a 7% increase over last year’s report.  Furthermore, 67 percent […]

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… with SUSE Microsoft Solution Templates Following the launch of M-SERIES/SAP HANA certified Virtual Machines (VMs) on Azure, we had announced our new marketplace offering. At the SAP Sapphire in Orlando 2018 last week we presented it at the SUSE and the Microsoft booth. This Azure Marketplace offering leverages Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Templates to automate […]

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SUSE Package Hub for SLES 15 now available online via SUSE Customer Center! Thus this means that you can now add the SUSE Package Hub online repositories to your SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Beta. And start installing and testing your favorite community packages on SLES 15 Beta! To do so, on a registered SLES […]

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During the the last couple of years, I have needed to build and rebuild many virtual machines. As a SUSE Sales Engineer, I demonstrate SUSE solutions to customers and need to be able to rebuild demonstration VMs quickly using a repeatable method. Machinery and KIWI are tools that have helped me build customized SUSE Linux […]

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The following article is part of a series of articles that provide tips and tricks for Linux newbies – or Desktop users that are not yet experienced with regard to certain topics. This series intends to complement the special edition #30 “Getting Started with Linux” based on openSUSE Leap, recently published by the Linux Magazine, with valuable […]

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[UPDATE 1]: The number of teams for the Lego Challenge has been reduced from five to three This year at SUSECON we have a special treat for everyone, besides state of the art breakout sessions, the famous SUSE band, or the well known Demopalooza, among other things. Additionally this year we are going to have […]

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[UPDATE 1]: The number of teams for the Lego Challenge has been reduced from five to three This year at SUSECON we have a special treat for everyone, besides state of the art breakout sessions, the famous SUSE band, or the well known Demopalooza, among other things. Additionally this year we are going to have […]

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The great thing about Rerun, the local consignment store here in Northeast Portland is the variety of cool stuff they have, and every time you go there, there’s new cool stuff. If you have your own cool stuff that you’re looking to sell, you can bring it to Rerun and they’ll put it on the […]

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While you could prepare a family meal on an open fire, it is likely you use an oven and not a microwave. Classic IT is like the oven, suitable for most workloads, and is here to stay and be optimised. The Cloud is like the microwave, suitable for particular tasks, but not a universal replacement […]

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