Walking the Thin Line

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Novell acquires SUSE in 2003 and announces the openSUSE project in 2005; by 2008 it celebrates a third anniversary and ships openSUSE 11. Novell releases the OpenSUSE Build Service 1.0 that builds packages for RHEL, CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian and Mandriva and adds direct contribution so openSUSE itself can be built in the open. Icecore is renamed Kablink and adds workflow for team collaboration.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:48Is Novell a third player
3. 1:47Novells relationship with open source
4. 5:25Distros
5. 8:11SEO Lawsuit
6. 9:40Outro

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