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Originally Posted by Eternal_Newbie
From what I have read, SuSe started as a localised Slackware, and then changed to a RedHat base when rpms became popular.
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It's more that they introduced rpm in their still slackware based distribution. It never had anything to do or in common with redhat besides this one and only program: rpm. Looking at the strukture of packages, the init system and many other things one could still clearly see the slackware background back in 2000 or so.
