What's your opinion on this?
What's your opinion on this?
Daniel Russell
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William Green
I hated YAST a few years ago but it's really grown on me now.
Nathaniel Young
Hudson Turner
its the german engeneering of distros
Caleb Perez
Obs, yast is good. The recommended setup of using btrfs as root didnt explode (yet). Zypper is decent once you understand and disable install-new-recommends, best kde support, kde filepicker in firefox is default. Leap has an ancient kernel (but so is my machine), resume from hibernation (withbproprietary nvidia drivers) corrupts textures.
Samuel Wright
dead non-meme
Elijah Rivera
Nothing wrong with opensuse, its comfy. Its in a weird spot between ubuntu and arch/debian though so I don't see who its really for.
Blake Fisher
Quick way to setup a system with btrfs snapshots, full disk encryption and KDE dekstop. So pretty great for my "work" laptop. I've really like it, though I use Arch on my desktop because I like to tinker.
A new release of the stable Leap version is coming out soon (Leap 15). I've been using the rolling release version (Tumbleweed) but there's just so many package updates and whatnot and I feel like it's less stable than Arch (though easier to deal with issues, thanks to btrfs snapshots) that I'm wondering if I should switch to Leap. We'll see.
Jayden Sullivan
Tumbleweed, at least, has too few packages, and you get conflicts when you add third party repos.
Connor Roberts
>german engeneering of distros
>nothing wrong,comfy,but in a weird spot between ubuntu and debian/arch
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