I hear a little fantasy conversation in my head: ooenSUSE responding to SUSE: "You know you're right, people shouldn't be capitalizing on other people's stuff.

I hear a little fantasy conversation in my head: ooenSUSE responding to SUSE: "You know you're right, people shouldn't be capitalizing on other people's stuff. We should make up our own name instead of using SUSE's and SUSE should write their own software to sell instead of using all the gpl software developed and maintained by openSUSE contributors." Ok not really. That is my gut reaction because I'm just like that, but in reality it seems pretty simple and reasonable to me. It's not really SUSE demanding anything. If openSUSE want to change from being a SUSE project to having ultimate ownership of themselves, then they can't still have some other entities name, SUSE's or anyone else's. I don't know what else anyone could ever expect. Stay under SUSEs umbrella, or don't.