Tag: Developers

Great news!  SUSE today announced that SUSE Cloud Application Platform has achieved recognition by the Cloud Foundry Foundation as a Certified Cloud Foundry Application Runtime distribution.  So why is this great news?  Importantly, with this certification, SUSE introduces choice into a market previously served by a single vendor.  Now, enterprises looking for a certified, pure-play […]

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The GCC developers have released GCC 7 last year and we are making this new version available now as optional update for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 via the Toolchain Module. GCC 7 brings many improvements for developers as documented in the CHANGES file. I’d like to point out the following three areas of changes […]

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In case you missed it, last week at SUSECON, SUSE previewed SUSE Cloud Application Platform – a new offering for software development and operations teams. At the heart of this platform is SUSE’s Cloud Foundry implementation. The purpose of this blog is to introduce you to another part of SUSE’s Cloud Application Platform – Stratos UI. […]

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A number of us from the HPE Helion team joined SUSE back in March and have been working hard on SUSE’s new cloud application and container platforms. Our team is building a Cloud Foundry distribution based on SUSE Linux that runs on Kubernetes. We’ve had a bit of practice at this. Helion Stackato 4 actually […]

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The Grande Finale Admittedly, it took much longer to write this blog than initially planned. In the past months I was continuously approached by colleagues as well as lots of followers (the ones who tried the somewhat ugly hack described in the first five blogs of this series) asking when to expect the next read. […]

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Here we are, part 5 of the “Make Windows green again” blog series hot off the press and maybe things so aren’t as shiny anymore as initially thought? In part 1 we discussed how to inject openSUSE Leap into WSL, we then discussed in part 2 how to get the user setup right again. Part […]

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While we discovered in part 3 of this blog series how to run graphical openSUSE Linux programs within WSL, a lot of readers including myself started exploring this new opportunity. Given the feedback we received (either through comments or direct emails/chats), it seems that many of us (and by that I have to count myself […]

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Today, most companies’ success relies on software and applications, directly or indirectly, but in all cases with a significant impact on their overall performance. From that perspective, having the right culture and the right processes and tools for software and application development, as well as their delivery and maintenance, is not only necessary but essential […]

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The following article has been contributed by Douglas DeMaio, openSUSE PR Expert at SUSE. It’s official: the Warrior Tablet made by MJ Technology and powered by openSUSE is ready for the world; now it just needs funding through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. Avid Linux users can reap the benefits of four 10.1” Linux tablets offered by MJ Techology. The […]

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Do you know what I mean with that exciting feeling that starts to crawl through your veins weeks before Christmas? That feeling that makes you super anxious because of all the good stuff that lies ahead? Well, that’s exactly how I’m feeling about our amazing event “SUSECON 2016”  on November 7 – 11 in Washington DC. […]

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