What about OpenSuSE future?

[Knurpht]

If you people want to contribute, we have a new Marketing Team.

Quoting myself, here's the best place to start from: https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Marketing

[dyfet]

As far as I know, RedHat is mainly a distro for businesses. And, these days, businesses are installing linux on cloud virtual servers. RH is very active there.

And then there's Fedora, which is the community branch of RH. It also seems very active.

Yes, SUSE is also heavily involved in cloud computing. And openSUSE Tumbleweed is where software is tested before it gets into SUSE.

I don't see them as dying. I see them as adapting to change.

One of the things redhat also has going for it is the US government as their largest customer. Federal agencies have mandated and standardized on redhat rhel for a long time now. SUSE until very recently also was very quiet about who they are/what they are doing/why.