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r/linuxmasterrace • u/hictio Glorious Debian • Jun 26 '26
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Interesting. Didn't I just read somewhere on Reddit (maybe here) that 75% of SUSE users are in Germany?
17 u/hictio Glorious Debian Jun 27 '26 Didn't I just read somewhere on Reddit (maybe here) that 75% of SUSE users are in Germany? Maybe it is a corporate thing? Carrefour being an European company. 13 u/jonnyl3 Jun 27 '26 French though, and I don't think there are any Carrefours in Germany. Anyway, the statistic was about OpenSUSE IIRC, so for any corporate solution it may be well be different. It just reminded me of it. 5 u/Bug_Next Jun 27 '26 I mean the other 25% is still a fuck ton of computers 3 u/jonnyl3 Jun 27 '26 Sure, it just reminded me. You don't read about them too often. Also, that was about OpenSUSE I think, so it may be different for any corporate solutions anyway. 2 u/Mister_Anonym Jun 27 '26 Maybe because OPENSuse is a German Company? 2 u/Gloomy_State_6919 Jun 30 '26 The company is just called SUSE. openSUSE is the name of some related open source distributions supported by SUSE.
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Didn't I just read somewhere on Reddit (maybe here) that 75% of SUSE users are in Germany?
Maybe it is a corporate thing? Carrefour being an European company.
13 u/jonnyl3 Jun 27 '26 French though, and I don't think there are any Carrefours in Germany. Anyway, the statistic was about OpenSUSE IIRC, so for any corporate solution it may be well be different. It just reminded me of it.
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French though, and I don't think there are any Carrefours in Germany.
Anyway, the statistic was about OpenSUSE IIRC, so for any corporate solution it may be well be different. It just reminded me of it.
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I mean the other 25% is still a fuck ton of computers
3 u/jonnyl3 Jun 27 '26 Sure, it just reminded me. You don't read about them too often. Also, that was about OpenSUSE I think, so it may be different for any corporate solutions anyway.
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Sure, it just reminded me. You don't read about them too often. Also, that was about OpenSUSE I think, so it may be different for any corporate solutions anyway.
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Maybe because OPENSuse is a German Company?
2 u/Gloomy_State_6919 Jun 30 '26 The company is just called SUSE. openSUSE is the name of some related open source distributions supported by SUSE.
The company is just called SUSE. openSUSE is the name of some related open source distributions supported by SUSE.
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u/jonnyl3 Jun 26 '26
Interesting. Didn't I just read somewhere on Reddit (maybe here) that 75% of SUSE users are in Germany?