The following graphic is huge, but if you ever wanted to know the origins of some distros, it’s a great image for reference.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Linux_Distribution_Timeline.svg
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I actually referenced this the other day when responding to this post: The Insecurity of Debian - #25 by Encounter5729
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This is not updated for a long time there are many thing that happened during this years.
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A new version is going to be released this year apparently: Next release will be in 2024 · Issue #249 · FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline · GitHub
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No it is not this is unmaintained for 2 years now.
Thanks. So SUSE is standalone architecture ?
Afaik yes, SUSE & OpenSUSE are independent and not derived from Red Hat or any other family of distros.
Though I do personally consider the SUSE/OpenSUSE and Red Hat/Fedora disro families as closer cousins.
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SUSE and Red Hat are commercial.
openSUSE and Fedora are community based.
Both are pretty much cousins, yeah.
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