Richard is from England but currently lives in Fürth in Germany, and is employed as Software Architect (Distributions) at SUSE. Involved in openSUSE/SUSE since 2003, Richard has contributed to various aspects of the project, including supporting users on IRC, testing/bug reporting, packaging, artwork, and governance, serving as the projects Chairman for 5 years. Most recently, Richard created openSUSE Aeon, which he proudly uses as his daily driver.

Richard Brown presents 22 Events:

• Testing Fedora in openQA at openSUSE Conference

• Pacemakers, Death by Storage, and Shooting Servers in the Head at openSUSE Conference

• The Future is Unwritten at openSUSE Conference

• openQA - Avoiding Disasters of Biblical Proportions at openSUSE Conference 2016

• Distribute or Die - Arguing against Additional Repositories. at openSUSE Conference 2016

• openSUSE Project Meeting at openSUSE Conference 2016

• Improve the quality of Plasma with Wayland at openSUSE Conference 2016

• openSUSE & Jurrassic Park at openSUSE Conference 2017

• How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Tumbleweed, but Still Occationally Worry. at openSUSE Conference 2017

• Atomic Bonds: openSUSE Kubic & SUSE CaaSP at openSUSE Conference 2018

• openSUSE is what you make it at openSUSE Conference 2018

• btrfs is awesome, except when it isn't at openSUSE Conference 2018

• openSUSE MicroOS at openSUSE Conference 2019

• openSUSE MicroOS Desktop at openSUSE Conference 2019

• openSUSE MicroOS - the OS that does "just one job" at openSUSE Summit Dublin

• openSUSE MicroOS - the OS that does "just one job" at openSUSE Virtual Summit

• MicroOS Desktop - The Road to Daily Driving at openSUSE + LibreOffice Virtual Conference (Time in UTC)

• Regular Releases are Wrong, Roll for your life. at openSUSE + LibreOffice Virtual Conference (Time in UTC)

• Why you should be running the MicroOS Desktop at openSUSE Conference 2023

• openSUSE Aeon - Desktop Linux without getting Down and Dirty at openSUSE Conference 2024

• Don't Fear the Reboot at openSUSE Conference 2024

• openSUSE is not SUSE at openSUSE Conference 2024