Nat Friedman, the one-time CTO for open source at Novell is no longer at Novell. His last day was Friday. Friedman came to Novell by way of the acquisition of Ximian - a GNOME company he co-founded with Miguel De Icaza.

After nearly 7 years at Novell and over 11 years in the Linux business, the newly-wed Nat Friedman will take a trip around the world before founding a startup in the U.S.A..

Thomas Francese, Novell's executive vice president of worldwide sales, is leaving the company

"Not since SCO has there been a company so reviled by the open source community as Novell following its deal with Microsoft.

Novell vice president and also a director move on to other companies; Novell's possession of UNIX continues to raise questions

Novell's CTO Jeff Jaffe and Zonker (the symbol of OpenSUSE) say their last words before leaving Novell, replacements are imminent

If Novell's vice president is "droolingly" Microsoft's, then how can Mono and Novell be trusted anymore?

When Novell announced a reorganization this week, The VAR Guy took some time to digest the news. He sipped his latte and mulled Novell’s stated direction. Now, our resident blogger is ready to weigh in with an opinion. Specifically, keep an eye on Novell Senior VP Joe Wagner.

As part of CIO.com's series with the Chief Guys for each distribution explaining why theirs is the best for business, use, Roger Levy, senior vice president and general manager of Novell explains how SUSE Linux Enterprise helps customers lower costs, manage complexity and mitigate risk, clearly (he says) making it the best operating system for business today.