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SUSE is a German company
I know, but I don't get the joke. We don't do these around here
I think it means that OpenSUSE is "all of the above"—stability, flexibility, security—because those are qualities frequently attributed to German things/products.
It isn't really a joke in the sense of it making fun of Germany or anything like that.
I see. Thanks 💖
SUSE was a German company a century ago, then it changed hands more than a soap bar in a public restroom and now I have no idea if it’s even a terrestrial company anymore
It's a german company again, however currently seated in Luxembourg.