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• SUSE Linux Enterprise   - Novell-owned Germany-based distribution. Find official news releases, links, and corporate information.

• Apt for SuSE - Instructions, support, and RPM repositories for apt4rpm, an alternative to stock software update methods.
• DistroWatch.com: SUSE Linux - Links, news, downloads, and detailed feature information. Also details about software packages included with recent and future versions of this distribution.
• Fou4s - A lightweight alternative to YaST Online Update. Find downloads, mailing list, screenshots, and installation instructions.
• GBV RPMs - Collection of compiled software packages for recent versions of this distribution.
• Guru's RPM Site - A large collection of compiled software packages. Find packages available for several recent SUSE versions, an apt repository, and YaST source.
• Houghi's Experience - News, reviews, and guides. Find links to popular software downloads and other community resources.
• KDE RPMs for SuSE - Selection of compiled software packages for the 7.X and 8.0 versions of this distribution.
• Official FTP Server - Anonymous server where visitors can download the latest versions of officially supported software.
• OpenSUSE - Official website for the community-driven, open-development version of this distro. Find information on participation, bug reporting procedure, and downloads.
• openSUSE: Hardware - Official searchable database of hardware known to work with this distribution. German and English versions.
• OpenSUSE.us - Unofficial forums for the community-driven version of this distribution. Topics include support for installation, networking, and hardware.
• PackMan.Links2Linux - Large collection of categorized i386 RPMs for recent versions of this distribution. English and German content.
• Planet SuSE - Collection of blogs written by this distribution's developers and community members. Topics include news, personal events, current projects, and Linux tips.
• RPMs For SuSE - RPMs for the 8.x series of this distribution.
• SUSE 9.3 Multimedia - Information and instructions for playing audio and visual files on this distribution. Emphasis on the 9.3 version tasked as a dedicated media player.
• SuSE Forums - Community for users to discuss this distribution, seek peer support, and offer advice.
• SUSE Linux Portal - Official support; register commercial products, request support services, find contact information, and search the support database. English and German versions.
• SUSE Linux Professional Cool Solutions - Novell's collection of unsupported tips, tutorials, news, and reviews intended for customers who have purchased this distribution's "Professional" version. Most content will also apply to free versions.
• SUSE Linux Rants - Weblog offering tips, news, and personal opinions about this distro. Written by Scott Morris, the editor of Novell's Linux-related CoolSolutions.
• SUSE Wiki - Community-edited resource with tutorials, guides, and other general information related to this distribution.
• SuSELinuxSupport - Unofficial, community-driven support site. Primary resource is the forum, but also contains tutorials, FAQs, downloads, and links.
• SUSEroot - Information for new users and those interested in trying this distribution. Find installation help, tutorials, news, and advocacy information.
• Unofficial SuSE FAQ - Information, tutorials, and other community-created support. Find related links and information on how to contribute.
• usr local bin - Signed i586 RPMs built by well-known community member James Ogley, available as direct downloads and apt repositories. Also find personal information, links, and a weblog.
• Yahoo Groups: SUSE - Collection of electronic mailing lists about this distro. Topics often include troubleshooting, news, and tips. Some groups may require free registration.

• Novell Gives SUSE Pro To Community - Explains some details about Novell creating a community-driven version of this distro called openSUSE. Official quotes from Novell and comparison to similar Red Hat/Fedora Core project. (August 4, 2005)