Hi,
I am not sure if any connection between SUSE Linux and Konrad Zuse But I accidentally started to read about him, such an inspiring man. He built a computer and a programming language itself. I wonder what if he could continue his works, we would be chatting about a different kind of computer 
There is no connection.
One should know that “z” in German is pronounced as “ts” and SUSE being a German company has never had an incent to try any pun.
Konrad Zuse, of course, the first to build a programmable computer. Hall of Fame, I’d say, with all the best regards and next to Alan Turing.
„Gesellschaft für Software und Systementwicklung mbH” → „S.u.S.E.” »Software- und System-Entwicklung« → „SuSE” → „SuSE LINUX AG” → „SUSE Linux GmbH” → „SUSE Group” – Controller: „SUSE Software Solutions Germany GmbH”.
Has absolutely no relationship to Konrad Ernst Otto Zuse (1910 - 1995).
Has absolutely no relationship to Zuse KG (1949 - 1964) – taken over by Brown, Boveri & Cie. – sold to Siemens in 1967.
Which doesn’t mean to say that, Konrad Zuse shouldn’t be forgotten – along with other people who were involved with computer science …
OK, then let’s go all the way. I’ll start with Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz. He wasn’t just Newton’s favorite rival. He developed (the first?) calculating machine (not a programmable computer, but a predecessor). Maybe more important, Leibnitz developed the binary numeral system as basis of all automated computing.
Oh man, why must I have time to reply to this? I should be about 8000 km away for my business, or at least out in a pub, meeting friend, having dinner, or whatever…:mad: Well, this will go by and we’ll be back to normal lives - some time…!