I'm not sure if they will be able to make suse a closed product -- remember most of it comes with a GPL license that can't be shaken off.
I could imagine MS starting to defend what they think of as their intellectual property, but I don't think they will since that might just open them up to the same sort of litigation.
Although it's interesting to think that this might sort out their anti-trust woes, since they are now proudly supporting an alternative OS.
(I realise that I just contradicted myself three or four times, but that's fine by me  )
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