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Germany-based SUSE Linux has reacted to Red Hat's recent announcement that it would be deprecating the Btrfs filesystem by affirming that it would continue to be the default option for its enterprise Linux distribution.

Germany-based SUSE Linux, the second biggest Linux and open source vendor, is apparently not overly perturbed by the fact that Red Hat has expanded its partnership with Microsoft, this time to containers.

Open source software provider Red Hat has announced that it will be deprecating the Btrfs filesystem and removing it in a future major release of its enterprise Linux operating system.

WikiLeaks has released CIA documents detailing implants that can be used to steal traffic from SSH sessions on both Windows and Linux systems, in the latest dump from its Vault 7 stash.

The community GNU/Linux distribution openSUSE expects to release version 42.3 of its Leap development stream, a rolling distribution that claims to offer both the latest software and also stability.

Germany-based open source company SUSE Linux has released a beta image for the container as a service platform that it first disclosed at its annual company conference last year.

Germany-based SUSE Linux and Huawei say SUSE Linux Enterprise Server will be the preferred standard operating system for Huawei's KunLun remote access server 2.0.

Enterprise cloud company ServiceNow has appointed Hamish Miles to a newly created position of New Zealand country manager.

An unpatched WordPress vulnerability provided the entry point for defacement of the openSUSE news website last week, the chairman of the openSUSE project Richard Brown says.

Germany-based SUSE Linux has made a deal with HPE to buy technology and staff that will increase its OpenStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service solution and speed up its entry into the growing Cloud Foundry Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) market.

The spirit of co-operation that exists at SUSE Linux, as opposed to that of competition, is what has kept Libor Pecháček plugging away for a decade.

With the acquisition of SUSE Linux in 2014 by the British mainframe group Micro Focus, a great deal of attention has been focused on the Asian region, with the company now having a vice-president for the Asia Pacific.

Five years ago, four developers at SUSE Linux sat down to discuss an idea they thought had considerable merit: porting SUSE Linux to the ARM platform.

Germany-based SUSE Linux has announced a container as a service platform that it hopes to release as a public beta in April next year, before the first customer version comes out in July the same year.

The head of kernel development at SUSE Linux, Vojtěch Pavlík, says it is remarkable that the company has managed to grow its numbers as much as it has and still retain the same spirit that many start-ups have, where anyone can influence the direction it takes.

Software-defined networking has come into vogue because of the growth of the cloud and is one of the waves of the future, according to Olaf Kirch, vice-president of R&D at SUSE Linux.

A major upgrade to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server was released on Tuesday in the shape of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Service Pack 2.

SUSE Linux has been acquired thrice in its history. Now the company, a Nuremberg-based independent business unit of the British mainframe group Micro Focus, has gone to the other side of the tracks, announcing that it will be making its first ever acquisition.

The open source Samba project has lost one of its senior contributors with the death of Lars Muller on 1 October.

The community Linux distribution openSUSE Leap has released a new beta, version 42.2.2, which includes the first long-term support version of KDE's Plasma desktop.