OpenSUSE must needle them as a name, since that makes them the provider of "closed" SUSE. Had the open project been named "Community SUSE", I doubt it would ha

OpenSUSE must needle them as a name, since that makes them the provider of "closed" SUSE. Had the open project been named "Community SUSE", I doubt it would have come to this. RedHat made their community project take a different name too, "Fedora". It makes a lot of sense.